aeroplane | Richard Haldane | 01/06/1908
antibiotics | Barnett Stross | 01/07/1949
atomic | Richard Bethell, Baron Westbury | 18/06/1869
bicycle | Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Lord Ashley | 25/07/1870
bisexual | Robert Lowe | 11/04/1870
boffin | Philip Noel-Baker | 17/03/1947
bollocks | Alec Woodall | 05/02/1986
bonk | Tufton Beamish | 12/12/1960 [N.B. Beamish used the word in a mangled attempt to deliver the joke, "What goes ninety-nine bonk?" "A centipede with a wooden leg."]
bouncy castle | Jonathan Evans | 29/11/1994
cheeseburger | Harry Barnes | 23/06/1989
cigarette | Charles Cowan | 12/05/1852
climate change | Margaret Thatcher | 04/07/1973 [N.B. The term 'climatic change' was more commonly used before Thatcher became the first to use the modern term.]
communist | Miles Stapleton | 11/08/1846
computer | Frank Byers| 17/10/1945 [N.B. I believe Byers to have used the word to mean “someone who computes”, rather than a machine. Richard Fort used the term in its modern meaning on 12th March 1951.]
cyber | John Redwood | 02/03/1995
dalek | William Hamling | 15/04/1965
digital | Henry Petty-FitzMaurice | 29/05/1907
doorknob | Basil Peto | 24/11/1911
electricity | Edmund Burke | 14/05/1781
escalator | Francis Bennett-Goldney | 14/07/1914
football | Stephen Lushington | 09/04/1824
fucking | Eric Lubbock, Baron Avebury | 23/04/1996
Game Boy | John Redwood | 02/03/1995
garage | William Field | 29/10/1906
genetic | Arthur Griffith-Boscawen | 25/03/1920
global | Charles Burney | 13/11/1928
graffiti | Maurice Edelman | 29/03/1957
heterosexual | Roy Jenkins | 29/03/1957 [N.B. Jenkins' use came minutes after the first use of the word 'heterosexuality' in the same debate.]
homosexual | George Benson | 05/03/1936
incentivise | Michael Heseltine | 24/03/1986
internet | Emma Nicholson | 09/02/1990 [N.B. John Cordle made an earlier use of the word ‘Internet’ in 1974. I believe this properly referred to a brand of radio set.]
Jabberwocky | Herbert Morrison | 26/02/1952
kangaroo | Henry Francis Roper-Curzon, Baron Teynham | 20/12/1830
lesbian | Bertrand Dawson, Viscount Dawson| 07/07/1937 [N.B. John Bowring had used the demonym Lesbian, to mean ‘of Lesbos’ in a debate on duty on foreign wines in 1847.]
MI5 | William Benn | 07/03/1922
MI6 | Noel Billing | 19/03/1918
Ouija | Gerald Gardiner, Baron Gardiner | 03/12/1969
penis | Henry Chaplin, Viscount Chaplin | 06/08/1919
pizza | Terence O’Neill, Baron O’Neill | 03/03/1971
PlayStation | Lord Campbell of Croy | 26/01/1998
plywood | Herbert Nield | 13/03/1919
plutonium | Frederick Maugham | 16/10/1945
Pokémon | Barry Gardiner | 12/05/2000
posh | William Cove | 24/03/1930
radio | Edward Sassoon | 04/12/1906
radioactive | William Anstruther-Gray | 28/06/1911
robot | Shapurji Saklatvala | 19/03/1925
socialism | Henry Phillpotts, Bishop of Exeter | 24/01/1840
spiv | Frederick Lee | 11/03/1947
supermarket | Frank Beswick | 16/06/1953
sustainability | John Stanley | 22/10/1984
teenager | David Hardman | 04/05/1950
telephone | Alexander Beresford-Hope | 31/01/1878
television | Harry Brittain | 15/11/1926 [N.B. Amusingly, the sentence itself was: “It may be possible that some evil genius in the future will invent some method of television. I hope not.”]
tennis | John Heywood Hawkins | 19/04/1831 [N.B. Hawkins was referring to the Tennis Court Oath. There are definite earlier unattributed mentions than this, in part because the Exchequer was responsible for paying for a keeper of the tennis court.]
top hat | William Henry Smith | 16/03/1885
transgender | Roseanna Cunningham | 31/03/1998
uranium | Lewis Harcourt | 31/07/1913 [N.B. uranium had been used in the context of a ship name in 1911.]