Baroness Felicity Jane Ewart-Biggs EWART-BIGGS

Background

EWART-BIGGS, Baroness Felicity Jane Ewart-Biggs was born on August 22, 1929. Daughter of the late Basil Fitzherbert Randall and Rena Randall.

Education

Downe House School, Cold Ash, Newbury, Berks. Spoken languages: French, German.

Career

President, UNICEF-United Kingdom. House of Lords, since 1981. Opposition Front Bench Spokesman on Home Affairs, since 1984.

On Overseas Development, since 1987, on Consumer Affairs, since 1987, on Foreign Affairs, since 1988. Member, Select Committee on Murder and Life Imprisonment, 1988-1989. Member, British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body.

Opposition Whip, since 1988. Professional career: lived in Algiers, Brussels, Paris and Dublin during husband’s service overseas (Her Majesty Diplomatic Service), 1960-1976. Established Christopher Ewart-Biggs Memorial Literary Prize.

Works

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  • Pay, Pack, and Follow: Memoirs

    (Book by Ewart-Biggs, Jane)

Religion

Church of England

Interests

• Recreations: travel, discussion. Anglo-Irish relations, penal affairs, social issues relating to the family, young people and children.

Connections

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Father:

the late Basil Fitzherbert Randall

Mother:

Rena Randall

Spouse:

the late Christopher Ewart-Biggs