George Turner (born 9 August 1940) is a Labour Party politician in the United Kingdom.
He was returned as the member of parliament (MP) for the constituency in 1997, but lost his seat back to Henry Bellingham of the Conservative Party – whom he had first defeated – in 2001.
Referring to Spencer Perceval, the only Prime Minister to have been assassinated, Lexden remarked in that debate: "My Lords, would my noble friend think of reminding Mr Henry Bellingham that he has already experienced the Perceval family's taste for revenge, having been deprived of his Commons seat at the 1997 election by a direct descendant of the assassinated Prime Minister?
"[1] Perceval's descendant was a third candidate in the constituency, Roger Percival of the Referendum Party, who in Lexden's view had deprived Bellingham (in turn a kinsman of Spencer Perceval's assassin, John Bellingham, and thus a suitable target for "revenge") of a critical number of votes in the election, thereby delivering victory to George Turner.
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