British Famous Names Starting with Letter E

Is a British judoka.Born in Ascot, Berkshire and living in Edinburgh, Scotland, Burton represented t

Is a British judoka.Born in Ascot, Berkshire and living in Edinburgh, Scotland, Burton represented the United Kingdom in the 2008 Summer Olympics in the Half-Middleweight (under 81 kg) Judo event. Euan was an Individual Bursar in 1998-99 at Edinburgh Univ

Is an English footballer, who currently plays for Carlisle United. He is a left-back.He signed for S

Is an English footballer, who currently plays for Carlisle United. He is a left-back.He signed for Sheffield United as a trainee in 2004. He joined Stockport County on a month's loan in March 2005, which was extened until the end of the 2004–05 season in April, making 10 appearances in League One.

Is a British Liberal Democrat politician. He is the Member of Parliament for Oxford West and Abingdo

Is a British Liberal Democrat politician. He is the Member of Parliament for Oxford West and Abingdon. Evan Harris was born in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, the son of South African Jewish parents (his father was a medical professor), and brought up in Liverpool, where he attended the Blue Coat School.

Is a British author, journalist and former tabloid editor.

Is a British author, journalist and former tabloid editor.

Was Queens Park Rangers' first ever England international in 1908.He joined Rangers in 1907 from Ply

Was Queens Park Rangers' first ever England international in 1908.He joined Rangers in 1907 from Plymouth Argyle and played 31 Southern League games before moving to Bradford City in 1908. He finished his career at Leeds City from 1912-1914.

An amateur whose main profession was as a schoolmaster for 40 years at Winchester College, Rockley W

An amateur whose main profession was as a schoolmaster for 40 years at Winchester College, Rockley Wilson bowled slow right-arm spinners that could go either way and batted well enough to score a century on first-class debut and another one in the annual Varsity match. He played a little for Yorkshire from 1899, but after leaving Cambridge in 1902, he then played no first-class cricket for the next 10 years, preferring, or so he claimed, to play three club matches a week rather than two county games.

Was a British politician and trades unionistThe son of a Lancashire miners' leader, he left school a

Was a British politician and trades unionistThe son of a Lancashire miners' leader, he left school at 12 and fought in the First World War. He became a trade union organiser in 1928 and worked in that role until 1941 when he was elected unopposed as Membe