Latest News About Michael Stewart, Baron Stewart Of Fulham

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Direct answer

• Michael Stewart, Baron Stewart of Fulham, was a prominent British Labour politician who served as Foreign Secretary in the 1960s and was later made a life peer in 1979. If you’re asking about his recent news, he passed away in 1990, so there won’t be new developments about him personally. For contemporary updates with a similar name, it may refer to other public figures or a different Michael Stewart.

Context and how to get latest news

• If you’re looking for current coverage that mentions “Michael Stewart” or “Baron Stewart of Fulham” in today’s news, it’s best to search with qualifiers (e.g., a date range, or specify “Fulham” and “Baron Stewart of Fulham” together) to avoid confusion with others who have similar names.
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Key facts (for quick reference)

• Full name: Robert Michael Maitland Stewart, Baron Stewart of Fulham
• Lifespan: 1906–1990
• Roles: Foreign Secretary (1964–1966, 1968–1970), First Secretary of State (1966–1968), later peerage as a life Baron in 1979[1][3]
• Notable positions: Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, member of the Privy Council, CH recipient.

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