Priti Patel

Priti Patel

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Priti Patel: imago

Priti Patel: subscriptio

Nativitas: 29 Martii 1972; Londinium
Patria: Britanniarum Regnum
Nomen nativum: Priti Sushil Patel

Priti Sushil Patel (Londinii nata die 29 Martii 1972) est politica Angliae.

Parentibus in Uganda natis e stirpe Gujaratensi, religione Hinduica,^[1] Priti Patel alumna est universitatum Keele et Essexiensis. Studiis absolutis iuxta factionem referendum societatemque publicitariam Weber Shandwick operam dedit. Pro factione conservativa candidata fuit vano anno 2005, anno 2010 bono eventu, a quo anno pro circulo Witham legata est apud parlamentum Britannicum. Secretaria scaccaria iuxta thesaurariam a die 15 Iulii 2014, ministra civica a labore a die 11 Maii 2015 fuit, Davide Cameron primo ministro. A die 14 Iulii 2016 usque ad 9 Novembris 2017 secretaria civica ab evolutione internationali meruit, Theresa May prima ministra.

Scripta

• 2012 (cum Liz Truss, Dominic Raab, Chris Skidmore, Kwasi Kwarteng) : Britannia Unchained. Palgrave Macmillan^[2]

Notae

1. Antonia Folmer, "UK Hindus list demands before may election" in Sunday Guardian (11 Aprilis 2015)
2. George Eaton, "Britannia Unchained: the free-market book that defines Boris Johnson’s cabinet" in New Statesman (5 Iunii 2019/17 Augusti 2022)

Bibliographia

Narendra Modi primus minister Indus (ad sinistram)Londinii apud aëroportum Heathrow a ministris Britannicis Hugone Swire et Priti Patel die 12 Novembris 2015 recipitur

• Aditya Chakrabortty, "A death foretold: watch as Priti Patel trashes our proud record on aid" in The Guardian: Comment Is Free (23 Augusti 2016)
• Christopher Hope, "Pen portraits of the 10 Conservative women ministers who were promoted in the reshuffle" in Daily Telegraph (15 Iulii 2014)
• Tom Peck, "Priti Patel, profile: Tory 'robot' poised for anti-EU reboot" in The Independent (20 Februarii 2016)

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Priti Patel spectant.

• Situs politicus

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Theresae May 2016–2019

Catharina Bradley • Iacobus Brokenshire • Alun Cairns • Gregorius Clark • David Davis (2016–2018) • Natalia Evans • Michael Fallon (2016–2017) • Gulielmus Fox • David Gauke (2017–2019) • Michael Gove (2017–2019) • Christophorus Grayling • Damianus Green (2016–2017) • Iustina Greening (2016–2018) • Philippus Hammond • Matthaeus Hancock (2018–2019) • Damianus Hinds (2018–2019) • Ieremias Hunt • Sajid Javid • Boris Johnson (2016–2018) • Andrea Leadsom (2016–2017) • Brandon Lewis (2018–2019) • David Lidington • Patricius McLoughlin (2016–2018) • Esther McVey (2018–2019) • Theresa May • Penelope Mordaunt (2017–2019) • David Mundell • Priti Patel (2016–2017) • Dominicus Raab (2018–2019) • Amber Rudd (2016–2018) • Elisabetha Truss (2016–2017) • Gavinus Williamson (2017–2019) • Ieremias Wright (2018–2019) Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Consilium ministrorum Britannicum Borisii Johnson 2019–2022

Stephanus Barclay • Jake Berry • Robertus Buckland • Alanus Cairns • Gregorius Clark • Iacobus Cleverly • Theresa Coffey • Galfridus Cox • Michaela Donelan • Nadine Dorries • Oliverius Dowden • Georgius Eustice • Natalia Evans • David Frost • Michael Gove • Matthaeus Hancock • Simon Hart • Alexander Jack • Sajid Javid • Robertus Jenrick • Boris Johnson • Kwasi Kwarteng • Andrea Leadsom • Brandon Lewis • Esther McVey • Christophorus Malthouse • Amanda Milling • Nicola Morgan • Priti Patel • Dominicus Raab • Iacobus Rees-Mogg • Grant Shapps • Alok Sharma • Iulianus Smith • Rishi Sunak • Anna Maria Trevelyan • Elisabetha Truss • Shailesh Vara • Theresa Villiers • Ben Wallace • Gavinus Williamson • Nadhim Zahawi Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni • Consilia ministrorum civitatum Europaearum hodiernarum Capsae cognatae: Consilia Thatcher 1979–1990 • Major 1990–1997 • Blair 1997–2007 • Brown 2007–2010 • Cameron 2010–2016 • May 2016–2019 • Johnson 2019–2022 • Truss 2022 • Sunak 2022–

Secretarii civici rerum internarum Britannici (1900-)

Carolus Ritchie • Aretas Akers-Douglas • Herbertus Gladstone • Winston Churchill • Reginaldus McKenna • Ioannes Simon • Herbertus Samuel • Georgius Cave • Eduardus Shortt • Gulielmus Bridgeman • Arthurus Henderson • Gulielmus Joynson-Hicks • J. R. Clynes • Herbertus Samuel • Ioannes Gilmour • Ioannes Simon • Samuel Hoare • Ioannes Anderson • Herbertus Morrison • Donaldus Somervell • Iacobus Chuter Ede • David Maxwell-Fyfe • Gulielmus Lloyd George • Ricardus Augustinus Butler • Henricus Brooke • Franciscus Soskice • Roy Jenkins • Iacobus Callaghan • Reginaldus Maudling • Robertus Carr • Roy Jenkins • Merlyn Rees • Gulielmus Whitelaw • Leo Brittan • Duglassius Hurd • David Waddington • Kenethus Baker • Kenethus Clarke • Michael Howard • Ioannes Straw • David Blunkett • Carolus Clarke • Ioannes Reid • Jacqui Smith • Alanus Johnson • Theresa May • Amber Rudd • Sajid Javid • Priti Patel • Suella Braverman • Grant Shapps • Suella Braverman • Iacobus Cleverly Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum

Secretarii civici et ministri ab evolutione internationali Britannici

Barbara Castle • Antonius Greenwood • Arthurus Bottomley • Reginaldus Prentice • Iuditha Hart • Ricardus Wood • Iuditha Hart • Reginaldus Prentice • Franciscus Judd • Iuditha Hart • Neil Marten • Timotheus Raison • Christophorus Patten • Lynda Chalker • Clara Short • Valeria Amos • Hilarius Benn • Duglassius Alexander • Andreas Mitchell • Iustina Greening • Priti Patel • Penelope Mordaunt • Rodericus Stewart • Alok Sharma • Anna Maria Trevelyan • vacat 2020—2022 • Victoria Ford ministra • Andreas Mitchell minister Opus geopoliticum • Porta Unionis Europaeae • Porta Britanniarum Regni Capsae cognatae: Primi ministri Regni Britanniarum