Dissolution Honours: Dissolution List
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Former Deputy Prime Mminister John Prescott, former Northern Ireland First Minister Ian Paisley and former Tory leader Michael Howard have been given peerages in the Dissolution Honours List.
The list is made at the end of every Parliament to allow outgoing prime ministers to reward colleagues. Here are the recipients in full:
Conservatives
Timothy Eric Boswell - former whip and parliamentary secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Angela Frances Browning - former parliamentary secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Rt Hon John Selwyn Gummer - Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. Held other senior posts in government and opposition
Rt Hon Michael Howard QC - former home secretary. Held other senior posts in government and opposition
John Craddock Maples - former economic secretary. Held other senior posts in government and opposition
Sir Michael Spicer - former government minister for housing and chairman of the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee
Liberal Democrats
Richard Allan - former MP for Sheffield Hallam and chairman of the Information Select Committee
Matthew Owen John Taylor - former MP for Truro and St Austell, chair of the National Housing Federation
George Philip (Phil) Willis - former MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough, former chairman of Science and Technology Select Committee
Labour
Rt Hon Hilary Jane Armstrong - former chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and minister of social exclusion. Held other senior posts in government
Rt Hon Desmond (Des) Henry Browne - former secretary of state for defence. Held other senior posts in government
Quentin Davies - former government minister, defence
Rt Hon Beverley Hughes - former minister of state, Children, Schools and Families
Rt Hon John Hutton - former secretary of state for business. Held other senior posts in government
Rt Hon James (Jim) Philip Knight, former minister of state
Rt Hon Tommy McAvoy - former government deputy chief whip
Rt Hon John McFall - former chair of Treasury Select Committee and MP for West Dunbartonshire
Rt Hon John Leslie Prescott - former deputy prime minister and first secretary of state. Held other posts in senior government
Rt Hon Dr John Reid - former home secretary. Held other senior posts in government
Rt Hon Angela Evans Smith - former minister of state, Cabinet Office
Rt Hon James Donnelly (Don) Touhig - former parliamentary under secretary of state (minister for veterans), Ministry of Defence
Rt Hon Michael David Wills - former minister of state, Ministry of Justice
Democratic Unionist Party
Rt Hon Ian R K Paisley - former first minister and DUP leader
Privy council appointments
Dominic Grieve QC MP - attorney general
Greg Clark MP - minister of state, Department of Communities and Local Government
Alan Duncan MP - minister of state, Department for International Development
Chris Grayling MP - minister of state, Department of Work and Pensions
Nick Herbert MP - minister of state, Ministry of Justice and the Home Office
Baroness Neville-Jones of Hutton Roof DCMG - minister of state, Home Office
Grant Shapps MP - minister of state, Department for Communities and Local Government
Theresa Villiers MP - minister of state, Department for Transport
David Willetts MP - minister of state, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
David Mundell MP - parliamentary under secretary of state, Scotland Office
John Randall MP - deputy chief whip (treasurer of Her Majesty's Household)
Mark Francois MP - government whip (vice chamberlain of Her Majesty's Household)
Nigel Dodds OBE MP
Joan Ruddock MP
Baron West of Spithead GCB
Carwyn Jones - first minister for Wales
Alex Fergusson MSP
Crossbenchers: life peerage
Sir Ian Blair, former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police
Knighthoods
Rt Hon (Trevor) Keith Hill, former minister of state, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
William (Bill) O'Brien, former MP for Normanton 1983-2005
Rt Hon Ian McCartney, former minister of state, Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Department for Trade and Industry
- Published28 May 2010