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Das Kabinett Heath wurde am 19. Juni 1970 von Premierminister Edward Heath gebildet und war bis zum 4. März 1974 1354 Tage im Amt. (de) Edward Heath of the Conservative Party formed the Heath ministry and was appointed Prime Minister of the United Kingdom by Queen Elizabeth II on 19 June 1970, following the 18 June general election. Heath's ministry ended after the February 1974 general election, which produced a hung parliament, leading to the formation of a minority government by Harold Wilson of the Labour Party. Heath had been elected leader of the Conservative Party in 1965 to succeed Alec Douglas-Home, within a few months of the party's election defeat after 13 years in government. His first general election as leader the following year ended in defeat as Wilson's Labour government increased its majority. The Conservatives enjoyed a surge in support over the next two years as the British economy went through a period of fluctuation with growth and contraction. Unemployment rose significantly, but when Harold Wilson called a general election for June 1970, the opinion polls all pointed towards a third successive Labour victory. It was a major surprise when the Conservatives won with a majority of 30 seats. Heath's government initially enjoyed a strong economy and relatively low unemployment, and on 1 January 1973 the United Kingdom became a member state of the European Communities, principally the European Economic Community. But then came the 1973 oil crisis, and just before Christmas, Heath declared a three day week in which the use of offices, factories and most public buildings was reduced to three days a week. He also faced a battle with the unions over pay freezes and restraints, which sparked a rise in strikes. The economy also entered a recession. Heath's response in February 1974 was to call a general election, urging the voters to decide whether it was the government or the unions which ran Britain. The election on 28 February 1974 resulted in a hung parliament, in which the Conservatives had the most votes but Labour had the most seats. After talks with the Liberals about forming a coalition government failed, Labour formed a minority government on 4 March. A second general election was widely anticipated later in 1974, and was called by Harold Wilson for 10 October, in which the Labour Party gained a three-seat majority. This meant that Wilson had now won four of the five general elections he had contested, while Heath had now lost three of his four general elections, and it seemed inevitable that his leadership would soon end. (en) Le gouvernement Heath est composé par le conservateur Edward Heath lorsqu'il devient Premier ministre du Royaume-Uni le 19 juin 1970 au lendemain d'élections générales qui lui offrent la majorité parlementaire. Face à des difficultés économiques et à une situation d'affrontement vis-à-vis des syndicats, ce gouvernement ne dure que jusqu'aux élections de février 1974 qui mènent à une situation de parlement minoritaire et transfèrent le pouvoir au travailliste Harold Wilson. (fr) Het kabinet-Heath was de uitvoerende macht van de Britse overheid van 19 juni 1970 tot 4 maart 1974. Het kabinet werd gevormd door de Conservative Party na de verkiezingen van 1970 met Edward Heath de partijleider van de Conservative Party als premier. In het kabinet zaten meerdere (toekomstige)-prominenten zoals: Alec Douglas-Home, Iain Macleod, Willie Whitelaw, Quintin Hogg, Peter Carington, Keith Joseph, Margaret Thatcher en Francis Pym. Het kabinet diende tijdens het begin van de turbulente jaren 1970 en kreeg te maken met grote onrust in de samenleving zoals de oliecrisis van 1973, een recessie in 1974 en mijnwerkersstakingen. Ook trad het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 1 januari 1973 toe tot de Europese Economische Gemeenschap. (nl) Rząd Partii Konserwatywnej pod przewodnictwem Edwarda Heatha powstał po wyborach w czerwcu 1970 r. i przetrwał do marca 1974 r. (pl) |
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Das Kabinett Heath wurde am 19. Juni 1970 von Premierminister Edward Heath gebildet und war bis zum 4. März 1974 1354 Tage im Amt. (de) Le gouvernement Heath est composé par le conservateur Edward Heath lorsqu'il devient Premier ministre du Royaume-Uni le 19 juin 1970 au lendemain d'élections générales qui lui offrent la majorité parlementaire. Face à des difficultés économiques et à une situation d'affrontement vis-à-vis des syndicats, ce gouvernement ne dure que jusqu'aux élections de février 1974 qui mènent à une situation de parlement minoritaire et transfèrent le pouvoir au travailliste Harold Wilson. (fr) Rząd Partii Konserwatywnej pod przewodnictwem Edwarda Heatha powstał po wyborach w czerwcu 1970 r. i przetrwał do marca 1974 r. (pl) Edward Heath of the Conservative Party formed the Heath ministry and was appointed Prime Minister of the United Kingdom by Queen Elizabeth II on 19 June 1970, following the 18 June general election. Heath's ministry ended after the February 1974 general election, which produced a hung parliament, leading to the formation of a minority government by Harold Wilson of the Labour Party. It was a major surprise when the Conservatives won with a majority of 30 seats. (en) Het kabinet-Heath was de uitvoerende macht van de Britse overheid van 19 juni 1970 tot 4 maart 1974. Het kabinet werd gevormd door de Conservative Party na de verkiezingen van 1970 met Edward Heath de partijleider van de Conservative Party als premier. In het kabinet zaten meerdere (toekomstige)-prominenten zoals: Alec Douglas-Home, Iain Macleod, Willie Whitelaw, Quintin Hogg, Peter Carington, Keith Joseph, Margaret Thatcher en Francis Pym. (nl) |
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