List of United Kingdom Labour MPs (2005–2010)

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-
For a combined list, see List of United Kingdom Labour and Labour Co-operative MPs 2005-.

MPs

Member of Parliament	Constituency	In constituency since	First entered Parliament	Notes
Diane Abbott	Hackney North and Stoke Newington	1987	1987
Nick Ainger	Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire	1997	1992
Bob Ainsworth	Coventry North East	1992	1992
Douglas Alexander	Paisley and Renfrewshire South	2005	1997
Graham Allen	Nottingham North	1987	1987
David Anderson	Blaydon	2005	2005
Janet Anderson	Rossendale and Darwen	1992	1992
Hilary Armstrong	North West Durham	1987	1987
Charlotte Atkins	Staffordshire Moorlands	1997	1997
Ian Austin	Dudley North	2005	2005
John Austin	Erith and Thamesmead	1997	1992
Vera Baird	Redcar	2001	2001
Gordon Banks	Ochil and South Perthshire	2005	2005
Celia Barlow	Hove	2005	2005
Kevin Barron	Rother Valley	1983	1983
John Battle	Leeds West	1987	1987
Hugh Bayley	York, City of	1992	1992
Margaret Beckett	Derby South	1983	Oct 1974
Anne Begg	Aberdeen South	1997	1997
Stuart Bell	Middlesbrough	1983	1983
Hilary Benn*	Leeds Central	1999	1999
Joe Benton*	Bootle	1990	1990
Roger Berry	Kingswood	1992	1992
Clive Betts	Sheffield Attercliffe	1992	1992
Liz Blackman	Erewash	1997	1997
Roberta Blackman-Woods	Durham, City of	2005	2005
Tony Blair	Sedgefield	1983	1983	Left in 2007
Hazel Blears	Salford	1997	1997
Bob Blizzard	Waveney	1997	1997
David Blunkett	Sheffield Brightside	1987	1987
David Borrow	South Ribble	1997	1997
Ben Bradshaw	Exeter	1997	1997
Kevin Brennan	Cardiff West	2001	2001
Gordon Brown	Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath	2005	1983	Became Prime Minister on 27 June 2007
Lyn Brown	West Ham	2005	2005
Nick Brown	Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend	1997	1983
Russell Brown	Dumfries and Galloway	2005	1997
Des Browne	Kilmarnock and Loudoun	1997	1997
Chris Bryant	Rhondda	2001	2001
Karen Buck	Regent's Park and Kensington North	1997	1997
Richard Burden	Birmingham, Northfield	1992	1992
Colin Burgon	Elmet	1997	1997
Andy Burnham	Leigh	2001	2001
Dawn Butler	Brent South	2005	2005
Stephen Byers	North Tyneside	1997	1992
Liam Byrne*	Birmingham, Hodge Hill	2004	2004
Richard Caborn	Sheffield Central	1983	1983
David Cairns	Inverclyde	2005	2001
Alan Campbell	Tynemouth	1997	1997
Ronnie Campbell	Blyth Valley	1987	1987
Martin Caton	Gower	1997	1997
Ian Cawsey	Brigg and Goole	1997	1997
Colin Challen	Morley and Rothwell	2001	2001
Ben Chapman	Wirral South	1997	1997
David Chaytor	Bury North	1997	1997
Michael Clapham	Barnsley West and Penistone	1992	1992
Paul Clark	Gillingham	1997	1997
Katy Clark	North Ayrshire and Arran	2005	2005
Charles Clarke	Norwich South	1997	1997
Tom Clarke*	Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill	2005	1982
David Clelland*	Tyne Bridge	1985	1985
Ann Clwyd*	Cynon Valley	1984	1984
Vernon Coaker	Gedling	1997	1997
Ann Coffey	Stockport	1992	1992
Harry Cohen	Leyton and Wanstead	1997	1983
Michael Connarty	Linlithgow and East Falkirk	2005	1992
Frank Cook	Stockton North	1983	1983
Robin Cook*	Livingston	1983	Feb 1974	died in 2005
Rosie Cooper	West Lancashire	2005	2005
Yvette Cooper	Pontefract and Castleford	1997	1997
Jeremy Corbyn	Islington North	1983	1983
Jim Cousins	Newcastle upon Tyne Central	1987	1987
David Crausby	Bolton North East	1997	1997
Mary Creagh	Wakefield	2005	2005
Jon Cruddas	Dagenham	2001	2001
Ann Cryer	Keighley	1997	1997
John Cummings	Easington	1997	1997
Jim Cunningham	Coventry South	1997	1992
Tony Cunningham	Workington	2001	2001
Claire Curtis-Thomas	Crosby	1997	1997
Alistair Darling	Edinburgh South West	2005	1987
Wayne David	Caerphilly	2001	2001
Quentin Davies	Grantham and Stamford	1997	1987	Defected from the Conservative Party on 26 June 2007
Janet Dean	Burton	1997	1997
John Denham	Southampton Itchen	1992	1992
Jim Devine*	Livingston	2005	2005	elected in 2005 by-election
Parmjit Dhanda	Gloucester	2001	2001
Andrew Dismore	Hendon	1997	1997
Frank Dobson	Holborn and St Pancras	1983	1983
Brian Donohoe	Central Ayrshire	2005	1992
Frank Doran	Aberdeen North	2005	1987
Jim Dowd	Lewisham West	1992	1992
Gwyneth Dunwoody	Crewe and Nantwich	1983	1966	Died in 2008. Was replaced by Conservative Edward Timpson
Angela Eagle	Wallasey	1992	1992
Maria Eagle	Liverpool Garston	1997	1997
Clive Efford	Eltham	1997	1997
Natascha Engel	North East Derbyshire	2005	2005
Jeffrey Ennis*	Barnsley East and Mexborough	1996	1996
Bill Etherington	Sunderland North	1992	1992
Paul Farrelly	Newcastle-under-Lyme	2001	2001
Frank Field	Birkenhead	1979	1979
Mark Fisher	Stoke-on-Trent Central	1983	1983
Jim Fitzpatrick	Poplar and Canning Town	1997	1997
Robert Flello	Stoke-on-Trent South	2005	2005
Caroline Flint	Don Valley	1997	1997
Paul Flynn	Newport West	1987	1987
Barbara Follett	Stevenage	1997	1997
Michael Foster	Hastings and Rye	1997	1997
Michael Foster	Worcester	1997	1997
Hywel Francis	Aberavon	2001	2001
Barry Gardiner	Brent North	1997	1997
Bruce George	Walsall South	Feb 1974	1974
Neil Gerrard	Walthamstow	1992	1992
Ian Gibson	Norwich North	1997	1997
Roger Godsiff	Birmingham, Sparkbrook and Small Heath	1997	1992
Paul Goggins	Wythenshawe and Sale East	1997	1997
Helen Goodman	Bishop Auckland	2005	2005
Nia Griffith	Llanelli	2005	2005
Nigel Griffiths	Edinburgh South	1987	1987
John Grogan	Selby	1997	1997
Andrew Gwynne	Denton and Reddish	2005	2005
Peter Hain*	Neath	1991	1991
Mike Hall	Weaver Vale	1997	1997
Patrick Hall	Bedford	1997	1997
David Hamilton	Midlothian	2001	2001
Fabian Hamilton	Leeds North East	1997	1997
David Hanson	Delyn	1992	1992
Harriet Harman*	Camberwell and Peckham	1997	1982
Tom Harris	Glasgow South	2005	2001
Dai Havard	Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney	2001	2001
Sylvia Heal	Halesowen and Rowley Regis	1997	1997	Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons
John Healey	Wentworth	1997	1997
Doug Henderson	Newcastle upon Tyne North	1987	1987
Stephen Hepburn	Jarrow	1997	1997
John Heppell	Nottingham East	1992	1992
Stephen Hesford	Wirral West	1997	1997
Patricia Hewitt	Leicester West	1997	1997
David Heyes	Ashton-under-Lyne	2001	2001
Keith Hill	Streatham	1992	1992
Margaret Hodge*	Barking	1994	1994
Sharon Hodgson	Gateshead East and Washington West	2005	2005
Kate Hoey*	Vauxhall	1989	1989
Jimmy Hood	Lanark and Hamilton East	2005	1987
Geoff Hoon	Ashfield	1992	1992
Kelvin Hopkins	Luton North	1997	1997
George Howarth*	Knowsley North and Sefton East	1997	1986
Kim Howells*	Pontypridd	1989	1989
Lindsay Hoyle	Chorley	1997	1997
Beverley Hughes	Stretford and Urmston	1997	1997
Joan Humble	Blackpool North and Fleetwood	1997	1997
John Hutton	Barrow and Furness	1992	1992
Brian Iddon	Bolton South East	1997	1997
Eric Illsley	Barnsley Central	1987	1987
Adam Ingram	East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow	1987	1987
Huw Irranca-Davies*	Ogmore	2002	2002
Glenda Jackson	Hampstead and Highgate	1992	1992
Sian James	Swansea East	2005	2005
Brian Jenkins*	Tamworth	1997	1996
Alan Johnson	Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle	1997	1997
Diana Johnson	Kingston upon Hull North	2005	2005
Helen Jones	Warrington North	1997	1997
Kevan Jones	North Durham	2001	2001
Lynne Jones	Birmingham, Selly Oak	1992	1992
Martyn Jones	Clwyd South	1997	1987
Tessa Jowell	Dulwich and West Norwood	1997	1992
Eric Joyce*	Falkirk	2005	2000
Gerald Kaufman	Manchester Gorton	1983	1970
Sally Keeble	Northampton North	1997	1997
Barbara Keeley	Worsley	2005	2005
Ann Keen	Brentford and Isleworth	1997	1997
Ruth Kelly	Bolton West	1997	1997
Fraser Kemp	Houghton and Washington East	1997	1997
Jane Kennedy	Liverpool Wavertree	1997	1992
Sadiq Khan	Tooting	2005	2005
Piara Khabra	Ealing Southall	1992	1992	died 19 June 2007
David Kidney	Stafford	1997	1997
Peter Kilfoyle*	Liverpool Walton	1991	1991
Jim Knight	South Dorset	2001	2001
Ashok Kumar	Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland	1997	1991
Stephen Ladyman	South Thanet	1997	1997
David Lammy*	Tottenham	2000	2000
Robert Laxton	Derby North	1997	1997
Tom Levitt	High Peak	1997	1997
Ivan Lewis	Bury South	1997	1997
Martin Linton	Battersea	1997	1997
Tony Lloyd	Manchester Central	1997	1983
Ian Lucas	Wrexham	2001	2001
John MacDougall	Glenrothes	2005	2001
Andrew MacKinlay	Thurrock	1992	1992
Denis MacShane*	Rotherham	1994	1994
Fiona Mactaggart	Slough	1997	1997
Khalid Mahmood	Birmingham, Perry Barr	2001	2001
Shahid Malik	Dewsbury	2005	2005
Judy Mallaber	Amber Valley	1997	1997
John Mann	Bassetlaw	2001	2001
Rob Marris	Wolverhampton South West	2001	2001
Michael Martin	Glasgow North East	2005	1979	Speaker
Gordon Marsden	Blackpool South	1997	1997
David Marshall	Glasgow East	2005	1979	Retired due to ill health in 2008
Bob Marshall-Andrews	Medway	1997	1997
Eric Martlew	Carlisle	1987	1987
Stephen McCabe	Birmingham, Hall Green	1997	1997
Christine McCafferty	Calder Valley	1997	1997
Kerry McCarthy	Bristol East	2005	2005
Ian McCartney	Makerfield	1987	1987
Siobhain McDonagh	Mitcham and Morden	1997	1997
John McDonnell	Hayes and Harlington	1997	1997
Pat McFadden	Wolverhampton South East	2005	2005
James McGovern	Dundee West	2005	2005
Anne McGuire	Stirling	1997	1997
Shona McIsaac	Cleethorpes	1997	1997
Ann McKechin	Glasgow North	2005	2001
Rosemary McKenna	Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East	2005	1997
Tony McNulty	Harrow East	1997	1997
Michael Meacher	Oldham West and Royton	1997	1970
Alan Meale	Mansfield	1987	1987
Gillian Merron	Lincoln	1997	1997
Alan Milburn	Darlington	1992	1992
David Miliband	South Shields	2001	2001
Ed Miliband	Doncaster North	2005	2005
Andrew Miller	Ellesmere Port and Neston	1992	1992
Austin Mitchell*	Great Grimsby	1977	1977
Anne Moffat	East Lothian	2001	2001
Laura Moffatt	Crawley	1997	1997
Chris Mole	Ipswich	2001	2001
Madeleine Moon	Bridgend	2005	2005
Margaret Moran	Luton South	1997	1997
Jessica Morden	Newport East	2005	2005
Julie Morgan	Cardiff North	1997	1997
Elliot Morley	Scunthorpe	1997	1987
Kali Mountford	Colne Valley	1997	1997
George Mudie	Leeds East	1992	1992
Chris Mullin	Sunderland South	1987	1987
Jim Murphy	East Renfrewshire	2005	1997
Denis Murphy	Wansbeck	1997	1997
Paul Murphy	Torfaen	1987	1987
Dan Norris	Wansdyke	1997	1997
Mike O'Brien	North Warwickshire	1992	1992
Edward O'Hara*	Knowsley South	1990	1990
Bill Olner	Nuneaton	1992	1992
Sandra Osborne	Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock	2005	1997
Albert Owen	Ynys Môn	2001	2001
Nick Palmer	Broxtowe	1997	1997
Ian Pearson*	Dudley South	1997	1994
James Plaskitt	Warwick and Leamington	1997	1997
Greg Pope	Hyndburn	1992	1992
Stephen Pound	Ealing North	1997	1997
Bridget Prentice	Lewisham East	1992	1992
Gordon Prentice	Pendle	1992	1992
John Prescott	Kingston upon Hull East	1970	1970
Dawn Primarolo	Bristol South	1987	1987
Gwyn Prosser	Dover	1997	1997
James Purnell	Stalybridge and Hyde	2001	2001
Bill Rammell	Harlow	1997	1997
Nick Raynsford*	Greenwich and Woolwich	1997	1986
Jamie Reed	Copeland	2005	2005
John Reid	Airdrie and Shotts	2005	1987
John Robertson*	Glasgow North West	2005	2000
Geoffrey Robinson*	Coventry North West	1976	1976
Terry Rooney*	Bradford North	1990	1990
Frank Roy	Motherwell and Wishaw	1997	1997
Chris Ruane	Vale of Clwyd	1997	1997
Joan Ruddock	Lewisham Deptford	1987	1987
Christine Russell	Chester, City of	1997	1997
Joan Ryan	Enfield North	1997	1997
Martin Salter	Reading West	1997	1997
Mohammad Sarwar	Glasgow Central	2005	1997
Alison Seabeck	Plymouth Devonport	2005	2005
Virendra Sharma	Ealing Southall	2007	2007
Jonathan Shaw	Chatham and Aylesford	1997	1997
James Sheridan	Paisley and Renfrewshire North	2005	2001
Clare Short	Birmingham Ladywood	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.
Siôn Simon	Birmingham, Erdington	2001	2001
Alan Simpson	Nottingham South	1992	1992
Marsha Singh	Bradford West	1997	1997
Piara Khabra	Ealing Southall	1992	1992
Dennis Skinner	Bolsover	1970	1970
Andy Slaughter	Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush	2005	2005
Andrew Smith	Oxford East	1987	1987
Angela Smith	Sheffield Hillsborough	2005	2005
Geraldine Smith	Morecambe and Lunesdale	1997	1997
Jacqui Smith	Redditch	1997	1997
John Smith*	Vale of Glamorgan	1997	1989
Anne Snelgrove	Swindon South	2005	2005
Peter Soulsby	Leicester South	2005	2005
Helen Southworth	Warrington South	1997	1997
John Spellar*	Warley	1982	1997
Rachel Squire	Dunfermline and West Fife	1992	2005	died in 2006, by-election won by LibDem
Phyllis Starkey	Milton Keynes South West	1997	1997
Ian Stewart	Eccles	1997	1997
Howard Stoate	Dartford	1997	1997
Gavin Strang	Edinburgh East	2005	1970
Jack Straw	Blackburn	1979	1979
Graham Stringer	Manchester Blackley	1997	1997
Gisela Stuart	Birmingham, Edgbaston	1997	1997
Gerry Sutcliffe*	Bradford South	1994	1994
Mark Tami	Alyn and Deeside	2001	2001
Dari Taylor	Stockton South	1997	1997
Emily Thornberry	Islington South and Finsbury	2005	2005
Stephen Timms*	East Ham	1997	1994
Paddy Tipping	Sherwood	1992	1992
Mark Todd	South Derbyshire	1997	1997
Jon Trickett*	Hemsworth	1996	1996
Paul Truswell	Pudsey	1997	1997
Desmond Turner	Brighton Kemptown	1997	1997
Neil Turner*	Wigan	1999	1999
Derek Twigg	Halton	1997	1997
Kitty Ussher	Burnley	2005	2005
Keith Vaz	Leicester East	1987	1987
Rudi Vis	Finchley and Golders Green	1997	1997
Joan Walley	Stoke-on-Trent North	1987	1987
Lynda Waltho	Stourbridge	2005	2005
Claire Ward	Watford	1997	1997
Bob Wareing	Liverpool West Derby	1983	1983
Tom Watson	West Bromwich East	2001	2001
David Watts	St Helens North	1997	1997
Alan Whitehead	Southampton Test	1997	1997
Malcolm Wicks	Croydon North	1997	1992
Alan Williams	Swansea West	2005	1964
Betty Williams	Conwy	1997	1997
Michael Wills	Swindon North	1997	1997
Phil Wilson	Sedgefield	2007	2007	Elected after the resignation of Tony Blair in 2007
David Winnick	Walsall North	1979	1966
Rosie Winterton	Doncaster Central	1997	1997
Mike Wood	Batley and Spen	1997	1997
Shaun Woodward	St Helens South	2001	1997
Phil Woolas	Oldham East and Saddleworth	1997	1997
Tony Wright	Cannock Chase	1997	1992
Tony Wright	Great Yarmouth	1997	1997
Iain Wright*	Hartlepool	2004	2004
David Wright	Telford	2001	2001
Derek Wyatt	Sittingbourne and Sheppey	1997	1997

By-elections

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

2005 United Kingdom general election
Constituency results Marginal constituencies Opinion polling MPs elected Pre-election Parties Results breakdown
Incumbent Prime Minister: Tony Blair (Labour) Appointed Prime Minister: Tony Blair (Labour)
Parties elected to the House of Commons and their leaders	Tony Blair (Labour) Michael Howard (Conservative) Charles Kennedy (Liberal Democrats) Ian Paisley (Democratic Unionist Party) Alex Salmond (Scottish National Party) Gerry Adams (Sinn Féin) Ieuan Wyn Jones (Plaid Cymru) Mark Durkan (Social Democratic and Labour Party) Richard Taylor (Health Concern) George Galloway (Respect) David Trimble (Ulster Unionist Party)
Results by area	England (list) Northern Ireland (list) Scotland (list) (Edinburgh) Wales (list)
MPs by party	Conservative Democratic Unionist Labour Labour and Labour Co-operative Labour Co-operative Liberal Democrat Scottish Nationalist
See also	Reg Keys Peter Law Vote-OK
2005 United Kingdom local elections

MPs

By-elections

See also