Frontbencher in a sentence

A former SNP Westminster frontbencher has been selected to fight the next in a new constituency in Angus and Tayside.

Earlier, a community forum organised by Labor frontbencher Tanya Plibersek bordered on rowdy when a self-described socialist in the audience denounced the Voice to heckles from the audience.

Her former boss and Liberal frontbencher Linda Reynolds is also suing Ms Higgins and Mr Sharaz for defamation over suggestions she harassed Ms Higgins following her allegations.

High-profile NSW Liberals have been campaigning for the voice alongside Pearson, including former state treasurer Matt Kean and former federal frontbencher Julian Leeser.

In October last year, the long-time frontbencher was thrust into the key position after his predecessor Kwasi Kwarteng resigned from the post.

Liberal frontbencher Karen Andrews said the government was quick to blame others but needed to do better to “sell” their agenda.

My resignation as a frontbencher is not about personality, it’s about keeping faith with an issue that I have been working on for almost a decade.

Now Greenock-born MSP and former Holyrood frontbencher Jamie Greene has publicly disclosed the misgivings of rank and file current officers about the situation.

The figures shared by the Guardian came from the Foreign Office minister David Rutley, in response to written parliamentary questions by the Labour frontbencher Catherine West.

The frontbencher appears to cut a much calmer figure in his personal life, telling me one of his favourite hobbies is gardening.

A Labour frontbencher said despite the Speaker’s unpopularity on the benches over his handling of the vote, he was weakened so could not take the party on in the same way.

A Labour frontbencher suggested the Tories should conduct an investigation into why claims of lobbying by Natalie Elphicke were “sat on” and not reported and looked into at the time.

A Labour frontbencher welcomed Rishi Sunak’s apology and said it was “absolutely a mistake” for the Prime Minister to have left D-Day commemorations in Normandy early.

Asked about his plans to repair relations with Europe, the Labour frontbencher admitted that Brexit had brought “additional costs and paperwork for businesses”.

As shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and national campaign coordinator since 2023, veteran frontbencher Pat McFadden has played a central role in shaping Labour’s direction in the run-up to the election.

A Tory frontbencher has written to Simon Case, the head of the civil service, after Labour appointed a minister’s member of staff to a senior Whitehall role.

Federal Liberal frontbencher James Paterson said the presence of Hezbollah flags at the rally was “disturbing” given it is designated by Australia as a terrorist organisation, and called for police to enforce the law.

It was won comfortably by former shadow frontbencher Paula Barker in December of the same year.

Labour frontbencher Wes Streeting said on Sunday that has gone “beyond reasonable defence” in its assault on Gaza, ahead of a parliamentary vote on a ceasefire which is set to be debated on Wednesday.

The Conservative frontbencher told Sky News: 'To govern is to make tough decisions and to say no.