List of United Kingdom Labour MPs (2005–2010) explained

This is a list of Labour Party members of Parliament (MPs) elected to the British House of Commons for the 54th Parliament of the United Kingdom. This includes MPs elected at the 2005 general election and those subsequently elected in by-elections.

The names in italics are those who did not serve throughout this Parliament and the names with a * next to them are MPs who first entered Parliament in a by-election.

This list does not include Labour Co-operative MPs.

• For Labour Co-operative MPs, see List of United Kingdom Labour Co-operative MPs (2005–2010)
• For a combined list, see List of United Kingdom Labour and Labour Co-operative MPs (2005–2010)

MPs

Member of Parliament	Constituency	In constituency since	First entered Parliament	Notes
		1987	1987
		1997	1992
		1992	1992
		2005	1997
		1987	1987
		2005	2005
		1992	1992
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1992
		2001	2001
		2005	2005
		2005	2005
		1983	1983
		1987	1987
		1992	1992
		1983	Oct 1974
		1997	1997
		1983	1983
		1999	1999
		1990	1990
		1992	1992
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1983	1983	Left in 2007
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		2005	1983	Became Prime Minister on 27 June 2007
		2005	2005
		1997	1983
		2005	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		2005	2005
		1997	1992
		2004	2004
		1983	1983
		2005	2001
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		2005	1982
		1985	1985
		1984	1984
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1983
		2005	1992
		1983	1983
		1983 United Kingdom general election	1983	Feb 1974	died in 2005
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1983	1983
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1992
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		2005	1987
		2001	2001
		1997	1987	Defected from the Conservative Party on 26 June 2007
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		2005	2005	elected in 2005 by-election
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1983	1983
		2005	1992
		2005	1987
		1992	1992
		1983	1966	Died in 2008. Was replaced by Conservative Edward Timpson
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1996	1996
		1992	1992
		2001	2001
		1979	1979
		1983	1983
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		Feb 1974	1974
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1997	1992
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		2005	2005
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1991	1991
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1982
		2005	2001
		2001	2001
		1997	1997	Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1992	1992
		1994	1994
		2005	2005
		1989	1989
		2005	1987
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1997	1986
		1989	1989
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1987	1987
		2002	2002
		1992	1992
		2005	2005
		1997	1996
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1992	1992
		1997	1987
		1997	1992
		2005	2000
		1983	1970
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1992
		2005	2005
		1992	1992	died 19 June 2007
		1997	1997
		1991	1991
		2001	2001
		1997	1991
		1997	1997
		2000	2000
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1983
		2001	2001
		2005	2001
		1992	1992
		1994	1994
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		2001	2001
		2005	1979	Speaker
		1997	1997
		2005	1979	Retired due to ill health in 2008
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2005	2001
		2005	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1970
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		2001	2001
		2005	2005
		1992	1992
		1977	1977
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1997	1987
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1987	1987
		2005	1997
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1990	1990
		1992	1992
		2005	1997
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1997	1994
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1992	1992
		1970	1970
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1997	1986
		2005	2005
		2005	1987
		2005	2000
		1976	1976
		1990	1990
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2005	1997
		2005	2005
		2007	2007
		1997	1997
		2005	2001
		1983	1983	Whip was taken away from her by Jacqui Smith, the then Chief Whip, in 2007. She is no longer a member of the Parliamentary Labour Party.
		2001	2001
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1992	1992
		1970	1970
		2005	2005
		1987	1987
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1989
		2005	2005
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1982	1997
				died in 2006, by-election won by LibDem
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2005	1970
		1979	1979
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1994	1994
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1997	1994
		1992	1992
		1997	1997
		1996	1996
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
			1999
		1997	1997
		2005	2005
		1987	1987
		1997	1997
		1987	1987
		2005	2005
		1997	1997
		1983	1983
		2001	2001
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1992
		2005	1964
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2007	2007	Elected after the resignation of Tony Blair in 2007
		1979	1966
		1997	1997
		1997	1997
		2001	1997
		1997	1997
		1997	1992
		1997	1997
		2004	2004
		2001	2001
		1997	1997

By-elections

By-election	Date	Incumbent	Party		Winner	Party		Cause
Livingston	29 September 2005	Robin Cook		Jim Devine		Death (heart attack)
Dunfermline and West Fife	9 February 2006	Rachel Squire		Willie Rennie		Death (cancer/stroke)
Sedgefield	19 July 2007	Tony Blair		Phil Wilson		Taken up job at the quartet
Ealing Southall	19 July 2007	Piara Khabra		Virendra Sharma		Death (Liver failure)
Crewe and Nantwich	22 May 2008	Gwyneth Dunwoody		Edward Timpson		Death
Glasgow East	24 July 2008	David Marshall		John Mason		Scottish National Party	Ill health

See also

• Results of the 2005 United Kingdom general election
• List of MPs elected in the 2005 United Kingdom general election
• Members of the House of Lords
• List of MPs for Northern Ireland
• List of MPs for Scotland
• List of MPs for Wales

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