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Should Mr Dimas's backers fail to win over enough deputies by the third and final vote on December 29th, Greece must hold a snap general election.

The democratic segment of the parliament was dominated by Rukh members, with some 30 seats; the remaining parties together elected some 20 deputies by the April runoffs.

Gloria de Piero, Jon Ashworth and Toby Perkins have been named "campaign deputies" by Douglas Alexander, chair of the party's election effort.

During the campaign Mr Bayrou baffled many of his own deputies by lurching towards the left after the first round, laying into Mr Sarkozy and flirting with Ms Royal.

Supported by a network of journalists and by politicians such as Interior Minister Jean-Marie Roland, however, the Brissotins retained their popularity in the provinces and were returned as deputies by other départements.

During the 1920s mounting political tensions forced numerous changes in government ministers and culminated in the murder of several Croat deputies by a Montenegrin deputy during a Skupština (parliament) session (June 20 , 1928.

He is to be replaced as deputy by Gerard Greaves, the deputy of the Mail on Sunday's editor Geordie Greig since 2012.

By the late 1960s, he was a gun fanatic and a law-enforcement buff, made a deputy by police departments across America.

The move occurred at the time of a public reaction against Mussolini caused by the political murder of Giacomo Matteotti, a Socialist opposition deputy, by Fascist thugs.

In 2011 a 25-year-old former pupil, Niall Ó Donnghaile, got the job, and dismayed his Protestant deputy by making part of his maiden speech in Irish.

Matteotti Crisis, political confrontation between liberals and the Fascist government of Italy after the assassination of Giacomo Matteotti, a Socialist opposition deputy, by Fascist thugs in June 1924.