(Q1418512)

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Fiona Hyslop

Scottish politician (born 1964)

Fiona Jane Hyslop

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country of citizenship

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1 August 1964

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languages spoken, written or signed

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Minister for Culture and External Affairs

1 December 2009

19 May 2011

Michael Russell

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Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning

17 May 2007

1 December 2009

Michael Russell

member of cabinet

Government of the 3rd Scottish Parliament

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Member of the 1st Scottish Parliament

6 May 1999

1999 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

31 March 2003

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary group

Scottish National Party

parliamentary term

1st Scottish Parliament

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Member of the 2nd Scottish Parliament

1 May 2003

2003 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

2 April 2007

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary group

Scottish National Party

parliamentary term

2nd Scottish Parliament

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Member of the 3rd Scottish Parliament

3 May 2007

2007 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

22 March 2011

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary group

Scottish National Party

parliamentary term

3rd Scottish Parliament

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Member of the 4th Scottish Parliament

5 May 2011

2011 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

24 March 2016

dissolution of parliament

parliamentary group

Scottish National Party

parliamentary term

4th Scottish Parliament

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Member of the 5th Scottish Parliament

5 May 2016

2016 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

parliamentary group

Scottish National Party

parliamentary term

5th Scottish Parliament

5 May 2021

dissolution of parliament

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English Wikipedia

Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs

19 May 2011

19 November 2014

member of cabinet

Second Salmond ministry

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Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Europe and External Affairs

21 November 2014

18 May 2016

member of cabinet

First Sturgeon ministry

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Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs

18 May 2016

member of cabinet

Government of the 5th Scottish Parliament

17 February 2020

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Member of the 6th Scottish Parliament

6 May 2021

electoral district

2021 Scottish Parliament general election

parliamentary group

Scottish National Party

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https://candidates.democracyclub.org.uk/media/candidates-sp.c.2021-05-06.csv

Minister for Gaelic

1 December 2009

7 December 2011

Michael Russell

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English Wikipedia

Wikimedia import URL

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minister_for_Gaelic

6 September 2021

University of Glasgow

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Heriot-Watt University

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member of political party

Scottish National Party

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candidacy in election

2021 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

Scottish National Party

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Democracy Club candidate ID

17 June 2021

2021 Scottish Parliament general election

electoral district

Scottish National Party

candidate number

3

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Democracy Club candidate ID

17 June 2021

official website

http://www.fionahyslop.com/

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social media followers

29,637

Twitter (X) numeric user ID

10 January 2021

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22,080

Twitter (X) numeric user ID

10 May 2018

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30,244

Twitter (X) numeric user ID

26 February 2022

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29,899

Twitter (X) numeric user ID

9 February 2023

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Commons category

Fiona Hyslop

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Identifiers

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Faceted Application of Subject Terminology

14 May 2019

http://id.worldcat.org/fast/469370

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Library of Congress authority ID

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Faceted Application of Subject Terminology

14 May 2019

http://id.worldcat.org/fast/469370

WorldCat Entities ID

E39PBJbxG3DfhC3kyHHb3R6Frq

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Library of Congress Authorities

Library of Congress authority ID

15 April 2024

e0f59002-d698-4682-849b-b2e8678a4811

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Democracy Club candidate ID

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Facebook username

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Google Knowledge Graph

Gazetteer for Scotland person ID

subject named as

Fiona Hyslop

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OpenSanctions ID

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TheyWorkForYou ID

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UK Parliament thesaurus ID

subject named as

Fiona Hyslop

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Who's Who UK ID

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Twitter (X) username

number of subscribers

22,080

Twitter (X) numeric user ID

10 May 2018

has characteristic

verified account or profile

19 January 2011

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