boris johnson was the secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs of the united kingdom.
boris johnson was the secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs of the united kingdom.
the secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs of the united kingdom?
boris johnson
lord melvyn bragg wrote the catalogue notes for new british eminencies. his sitters were: governor of the bank of england lord (mervyn) king; chancellor of the exchequer the right honourable george osborne mp; first secretary of state foreign and commonwealth affairs the right honourable william hague mp; lord chancellor and secretary of state for justice the right honourable kenneth clarke qc mp; boris johnson, mayor of london; the right honourable alistair darling mp, chancellor of the exchequer; alastair campbell, director of communications; general sir mike jackson gcb cbe dso adc dl, chief of the general staff; the right honourable david miliband mp, secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs; the right honourable lord (chris) patten ch pc governor hong kong 1992-7, chancellor oxford university, chairman bbc trust; the right honourable vince cable mp, secretary of state for business, president of the board of trade; the right honourable the baroness (eliza) manningham-buller dcb, director general of mi5; the right honourable the baroness (pd) james of holland park cbe frsa frsl, author; sir george martin cbe, beatles producer, parlophone; the right honourable the lord (melvyn) bragg of wigton, chancellor university of leeds, editor of the south bank show; gerald scarfe cbe rdi; lord in appeal in ordinary lord (leonard) hoffmann of chedworth pc bcl ma.
henry mee
r (on the application of bancoult (no 2)) v secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs









































r (on the application of bancoult (no 2)) v secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs [2016] uksc 35 was a 2016 judgment of the supreme court of the united kingdom that affirmed the decision of the house of lords in "r v secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs, ex p bancoult (no 2)" despite new evidence subsequently coming to light.









































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r (on the application of bancoult (no 2)) v secretary of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs