Baroness Kinnock hailed as a 'formidable person' as she dies aged 79

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55% : Baroness Kinnock while on the campaign trail in support of her husband Neil in 1987Baroness Kinnock during a service of prayer and remembrance for Jo Cox at St Margaret's Church in LondonBaroness Kinnock stands with her husband Neil and their son Stephen at the unveiling of an English Heritage blue plaque in Chelsea in 2015Baroness Kinnock stands with her husband Neil during the 1992 election campaign in LondonBaroness Kinnock stands astride a moving car with her husband amid the 1987 election campaignContinuing their tributes to Lady Kinnock, her family said: 'Passionate to the end about education, she was a valued and respected school teacher before she began her own political career, as a Member of the European Parliament, then being made a peer in the House of Lords from where she served as minister for three of the great passions of her life, Europe, Africa and the UN.
46% : 'She was a committed MEP heartbroken by Brexit and a brilliant minister for Europe, Africa and the UN Many people in many parts of the world will be very sad today.

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