Description:
(Politician)
Michael Mackintosh Foot, better known as Michael Foot, was a British socialist and political leader who served the ‘Labour Party’ from November 1980 to October 1983. The son of a ‘Liberal’ M.P., Foot initially ventured into journalism. After working for renowned newspapers such as ‘The Tribune’ and ‘Evening Standard,’ Foot contested in the elections. He later served as the secretary of state for employment and a ‘Labour Party’ leader but lost miserably in the 1983 elections. He remained married to feminist documentary maker Jill Craigie till her death and breathed his last at the age of 96.
Birthday
July 23, 1913 (Leo)
Born In
England
Alternative names
Michael Mackintosh Foot
City
Plymouth, England
Died on
March 3, 2010
Spouse/Ex-
Jill Craigie
Parents
Isaac Foot
Eva Mackintosh
Relatives
Baron Caradon, Baron Foot, Dingle Foot, Hugh Foot, John Foot
What political party did Michael Foot lead?
Michael Foot led the Labour Party.
What was Michael Foot's role during the Falklands War?
Michael Foot was the Leader of the Opposition during the Falklands War.
Did Michael Foot serve in the military?
Yes, Michael Foot served in the military during World War II.
What were some of Michael Foot's key political beliefs?
Michael Foot was known for his socialist and anti-nuclear weapons beliefs.
Was Michael Foot a prolific writer?
Yes, Michael Foot was a prolific writer and wrote several books and articles on politics and literature.
