David Lipsey, a 77-year-old Labour peer and former journalist, was found deceased after swimming in the River Wye in Wales. Concerns were raised about his safety, prompting a multi-agency search. He entered the House of Lords in 1999 and previously worked as a special adviser under Prime Minister Jim Callaghan. Lipsey was well-regarded for his contributions to various publications and his role in promoting greyhound welfare. Condolences were expressed by the Lord Speaker and Keir Starmer, with a call for respect for the family's privacy during this time.
David Lipsey, a Labour peer and former journalist, was found dead after swimming in the River Wye in Wales at the age of 77.
Lipsey was a patron of the Glasbury arts festival and had previously served as a special adviser to Labour minister Anthony Crosland.
Lord McFall of Alcluith expressed condolences on behalf of the House of Lords, acknowledging Lipsey's contributions and loss.
Keir Starmer remarked on Lipsey's tireless work in the House of Lords and his legacy, extending thoughts to his family.
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