Answer the following question: What key details about cecil walker can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: sir alfred cecil walker -lrb- 17 december 1924 - 3 january 2007 -rrb- was an ulster unionist member of parliament for north belfast from 1983 to 2001 . walker was born in belfast . his father was a police constable . he was educated at everton elementary school , model boys ' school and belfast methodist college . he worked for the belfast timber trader james p. corry after leaving school in 1941 until he was elected to parliament in 1983 . he married ann verrant in 1953 . they had two sons together . he became actively involved in unionist politics in the 1970s , and was elected to belfast city council in 1977 . he contested the belfast north constituency in the 1979 general election , narrowly losing to john mcquade of the democratic unionist party . he won the seat 4 years later , in the 1983 general election , after mcquade retired . he was one of the mps with the lowest attendance rate at westminster . along with all other unionist mps , he resigned his seat in december 1985 in protest at the anglo-irish agreement . he was re-elected at a by-election in january 1986 . in 1988 , he advocated internment of provisional irish republican army -lrb- ira -rrb- suspects to stem a series of murders , but also argued for the interment of suspects connected with the ulster defence association and the ulster volunteer force . in 1998 , he was one of only two uup mps to support the good friday agreement without reservation , and he backed uup leader david trimble until the end of trimble 's own political career in 2005 . however , he lost his own seat to nigel dodds of the dup in the 2001 general election , following a disastrous televised debate at crumlin road courthouse in his constituency , in which he stumbled over some of the most rudimentary questions . his vote declined from 21,000 to 4,000 , his 13,000 majority was transformed into a 6,000 majority for the dup and he was beaten into fourth place behind sinn fein and the social democratic and labour party -lrb- sdlp -rrb- - although this was also partly...
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- death date is 3 january 2007- birth date is 17 december 1924- name is alfred cecil walker- death place is newtownabbey , northern ireland- birth place is belfast , northern ireland