Paul Andrew Daisley
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Paul Andrew Daisley (July 20, 1957-June 18, 2003) was an English politician. When he died he was Labour Member of Parliament for Brent East.
Daisley was leader of Brent Council until his selection to stand for Parliament. He succeeded Ken Livingstone as Labour's candidate for the seat, after Livingstone was expelled for the party and decided to step down at the 2001 election in order to concentrate on his duties as Mayor of London. His campaign had Livingstone's backing.
He died from cancer. At the subsequent by-election, the safe Labour seat was lost to Lib Dem Sarah Teather.
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| Preceded by Ken Livingstone |
Member of Parliament for Brent East 2001–2003 |
Succeeded by Sarah Teather |
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