Arthur Henderson: A Pioneer of Labour and Peace Arthur Henderson (1863–1935) stands as a singular figure in British political history – the first Labour Cabinet Minister and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, cementing his legacy as a champion of disarmament and international cooperation. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, to a working-class family, Henderson’s early life instilled within him a profound understanding of social justice and fueled his lifelong dedication to improving the lives of ordinary people. Early Life & Career: From Foundry Worker to Trade Union Activist Henderson's formative…