Speaker of The House of Commons (United Kingdom) - Current Speaker and Deputy Speakers

Current Speaker and Deputy Speakers

See also: Chairman of Ways and Means
  • Speaker: John Bercow (formerly Conservative)
  • Chairman of Ways and Means: Lindsay Hoyle (Labour)
  • First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means: Nigel Evans (Conservative)
  • Second Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means: Dawn Primarolo (Labour)

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