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Charles Rodway Clarke

(1950-), Politician; Home Secretary

Sitter in 4 portraits
Appointed Home Secretary in December 2004. Clarke read mathematics and economics at Kings College Cambridge. Gained experience of local government in Hackney and subsequently worked as a researcher and then Chief of Staff to Neil Kinnock (1981-92). Elected MP for Norwich South in 1997. Appointed Minister of State at the Home Office in July 1999 and Secretary of State for Education and Skills in October 2002.

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Charles Rodway Clarke, by David Partner - NPG x127365Charles Rodway Clarke
by David Partner
NPG x127365
Alan Charles Rusbridger; Charles Rodway Clarke; Martin Kettle, by Martin Rowson - NPG D49438Alan Charles Rusbridger; Charles Rodway Clarke; Martin Kettle
by Martin Rowson
NPG D49438
Mug Shots front cover artwork (Alastair John Campbell; Michael Foot), by Martin Rowson - NPG D49475Mug Shots front cover artwork (Alastair John Campbell; Michael Foot)
by Martin Rowson
NPG D49475
Mug Shots back cover artwork (Martin Rowson; John Wrobel; Charles Rodway Clarke; Richard Ingrams; Ken Livingstone; Jeremy Paxman; Michael Howard; David Blunkett; Keith Spencer Waterhouse; also includes portraits of Will Self; Jon Snow; Robin Cook), by Martin Rowson - NPG D49476Mug Shots back cover artwork (Martin Rowson; John Wrobel; Charles Rodway Clarke; Richard Ingrams; Ken Livingstone; Jeremy Paxman; Michael Howard; David Blunkett; Keith Spencer Waterhouse; also includes portraits of Will Self; Jon Snow; Robin Cook)
by Martin Rowson
NPG D49476

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