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George Galloway (born 16 August 1954) is a British politician, broadcaster, and writer who served as Member of Parliament (MP) for Rochdale from the 2024 by-election until the general election later that year. He has been the leader of the Workers Party of Britain since he founded it in 2019.
5 Mac 2024 · George Galloway, the firebrand veteran British politician, made a triumphant return to Westminster’s House of Commons on Monday after securing a thumping by-election victory in northwest...
1 Mac 2024 · Reuters. Winning in Bradford for the Respect Party in 2012, George Galloway beat Labour MP Imran Hussain. Born into poverty in Dundee, in 1954, Mr Galloway worked on the production line...
1 Mac 2024 · Few politicians can whip up a crowd - and generate controversy - quite like George Galloway. In a career spanning four decades, he has been hailed as a hero of the anti-war left, ridiculed as a...
1 Mac 2024 · 1 March 2024. PA Media. The Workers Party of Britain has its first MP after George Galloway pulled off a stunning by-election victory in Rochdale. But what does the party stand for? Mr Galloway...
1 Mac 2024 · George Galloway won the seat in the northern English town of Rochdale after a fractious campaign, which saw the Labour Party withdraw support from its candidate over his anti-Israel comments....
There’s only one George Galloway. Six-term Parliamentarian, freedom fighter, man of the world. Writer, broadcaster, film-maker. Football and boxing enthusiast, movie-goer, box-set binger.
1 Mac 2024 · Veteran left-wing political maverick George Galloway was elected as the new lawmaker for the English town of Rochdale on Friday, the latest political comeback for the former Labour politician.
19 jam yang lalu · George Galloway beaten by Labour in Rochdale. Veteran left-winger George Galloway has lost the Rochdale seat he won only four months ago in a stunning by-election victory. The Workers Party of ...
The Man. George Galloway was born in 1954, in the industrial Scottish city of Dundee, though in the Irish quarter, Lochee, known by all as Tipperary or just “Tipp”. His father, the original George Galloway Senior, was from a poor Scottish family of jute mill workers who had moved from the land where they were agricultural labourers at the ...
