Everything about Bill Newton Dunn totally explained
William "Bill" Newton Dunn (born
3 October 1941 in
Greywell,
Hampshire) is a
British politician. He is a
Member of the European Parliament for the
East Midlands for the
Liberal Democrats.
He was a
Conservative Party MEP from
1979 to
1994 for
Lincolnshire. After a spell out of the Parliament, he was re-elected a Conservative MEP for the East Midlands in 1999. He defected to the Liberal Democrats in
2000 because he felt that the Conservatives were increasingly negative towards the prospect of Britain playing a leading role in Europe.
Newton Dunn was elected as a Lib Dem MEP for the first time in the
European elections, 2004. He claims to have the highest attendance record of all the UK MEPs.
Newton Dunn coined the now much-used phrase "
Democratic deficit" in a pamphlet in the 1980s.
He is married with two children. His son is
Tom Newton Dunn, an
award-winning journalist for
The Sun newspaper. His daughter is
Daisy Newton Dunn,
TV producer and Mandarin speaker.
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