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 Sunday, 5 January, 2003, 17:14 GMT
In Pictures: Roy Jenkins' political life
Former Labour Chancellor and Home Secretary Lord Jenkins of Hillhead has died, aged 82.

BBC News Online takes a look at some images spanning his 50-year political career.

Roy Jenkins
Roy Jenkins' political career with the Labour Party began in 1948 when he stood for the Central Southwark seat

Roy Jenkins
He would become home secretary and chancellor for the Labour Government

Roy Jenkins (left) and Tory Cabinet Minister Enoch Powell
He was admired by many politicians even when they disagreed with his policies

Roy Jenkins
But he grew disillusioned with Labour and joined the Gang of Four to create the SDP

Roy Jenkins
The SDP promised to break the mould of British politics, but did not manage to achieve its aims

Roy Jenkins
More recently Lord Jenkins has helped New Labour on a project on proportional representation

Roy Jenkins
As well as his political career, Lord Jenkins will also be remembered as a distinguished biographer

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