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*[[File:Church.png]] [[Conservative Liberalism|Winston Churchill]] (1936-1945) ([[File:Con-t.png]] Conservative Party) |
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*[[File:SocHawk.png]] [[Neoconservatism|Ernest Bevin]] (1945-1947) ([[File:UKLab.png]] Labour Party) |
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*[[File:Bernst.png]] [[Reformist Marxism|Aneurin Bevan]] (1947-1955) ([[File:UKLab.png]] Labour Party) |
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*[[File:AnthonyEden.png]] [[One-Nation Conservatism|Anthony Eden]] (1955-1957) ([[File:Red Tory.png]] Justice Party) |
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*[[File:HaroldMacmillan.png]] [[One-Nation Conservatism|Harold Macmillan]] (1957-1964) ([[File:Red Tory.png]] Justice Party) |
*[[File:HaroldMacmillan.png]] [[One-Nation Conservatism|Harold Macmillan]] (1957-1964) ([[File:Red Tory.png]] Justice Party) |
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*[[File:Callaghan.png]] [[Social Democracy|James Callaghan]] (1964-1968) ([[File:UKLab.png]] Labour Party) |
*[[File:Callaghan.png]] [[Social Democracy|James Callaghan]] (1964-1968) ([[File:UKLab.png]] Labour Party) |
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Revision as of 06:37, 15 May 2024
Parties
Government
Labour
- Factions
- Leadership
Keir Hardie (1906-1914)
Henry Hyndman (1914-1919)
John Clynes (1919-1929)
Arthur Greenwood (1929-1934)
Ernest Bevin (1934-1947)- Aneurin Bevan (1947-1960)
James Callaghan (1960-1968)
Micheal Foot (1968-1974)
Peter Shore (1974-1980)
Denis Healey (1980-1987)
John Prescott (1987-1992)
David Blunkett (1992-2003)
Jon Cruddas (2003-2013)
Tom Watson (2013-2015)
Frank Field (2015-2018)- Lisa Nandy (2018-)
Social Democratic Party
- Factions
- Leadership
- Ramsay MacDonald (1924-1929)
Philip Snowden (1929-1935)
Malcolm MacDonald (1935-1947)- Huge Gaitskell (1947-1961)
- George Brown (1961-1968)
Roy Jenkins (1968-1979)
Shirley Williams (1979-1983)
David Owens (1983-1987)- Bill Rodgers (1987-1992)
Tony Blair (1992-2003)
Gordon Brown (2003-2007)
Andy Burnham (2007-2014)- Liz Kendall (2014-2018)
Keir Starmer (2018-2020)
Wes Streeting (2020-)
Red-Green Alliance
- Factions
Hard Left
Progressives
Centrists
- Caroline Lucas (2008-2014)
Jeremy Corbyn (2014-2018)
Siân Berry (2018-2021)
Zarah Sultana (2021-)
Opposition
Democratic Party
Nick Clegg (2008-2015)
Anna Soubry (2015-2018)
Rory Stewart (2018-2021)
Rachel Reeves (2021-)
People's Party
Boris Johnson (2022)
Lee Anderson (2022-)
(New) Freedom
Elizabeth Truss (2022-2024)
Dehenna Davidson (2024-)
Liberty (UK)
Andrew Bridgen (2020-2022)
Laurence Fox (2022)
Kemi Badenoch (2022-)
United Conservative Party
David Cameron (2010-2014)- Theresa May (2014-2018)
Sajid Javid (2018-2022)
Penny Mordaunt (2022-)
Liberal Party
Archibald Sinclair (1935-1956)
Jo Grimond (1956-1968)
Jeremy Thorpe (1968-1979)
Micheal Meadowcroft (1979-1995)- Charles Kennedy (1995-2008)
- Menzies Campbell (2008-2014)
- Jo Swinson (2013-2018)
Gina Miller (2018-2022)
Layla Moran (2022-)
Respect Party
Tony Benn (1998-2014)
Salma Yaqoob (2014-2018)
Craig Murray (2018-2021)
Zara Mohammed (2021-2024)
George Galloway (2024-)
Alba Party
Winnie Ewing (1967-1979)
Gordon Wilson (1979-1990)
Jackie Stokes (1990-1997)- Tommy Sheridan (1997-2008)
Brian Nugent (2008-2018)
Alex Salmond (2018-)
Devolved Parliaments
- Scottish Socialist Party [1]
- Alex Salmond (1999-2014)
Kezia Dugdale (2014-2023)- Richard Leonard (2023-)
Plaid Cymru
Sinn Fein
SDLP
Historical
Conservative Party (1835-2008)
Winston Churchill (1936-1945)
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1945-1955)- Peter Thorneycroft (1955-1959)
Julian Amery (1959-1964)
Enoch Powell (1964-1979)
Alan Clark (1979-1983)
Harvey Proctor (1983-1987)- John Redwood (1987-1995)
- William Hague (1995-2000)
- David Davis (2000-2005)
Nigel Farage (2005-2008)
Iain Duncan Smith (2008)
International Socialist Party (1914-1919)
Justice Party (1947-2001)
Anthony Eden (1947-1957)
Harold Macmillan (1957-1964)
Edward Heath (1964-1979)- Ian Gilmour (1979-1983)
Stephen Dorrell (1983-1987)
Alan Haselhurst (1987-2001)
- Freedom Party (1974-2008)
Margaret Thatcher (1974-1995)- Norman Lamont (1995-2000)
Micheal Portillo (2000-2005)- George Osbourne (2005-2008)
- Radical Party (1979-1998)
- Tony Benn (1979-1983)
- Dave Nellist (1983-1987)
- Tony Benn (1987-1992)
Ted Grant (1992-2003)- Dave Nellist (2003-2018)
Democratic Left (1980-1992)
- Micheal Foot (1980-1983)
Neil Kinnock (1983-1987)- John Smith (1987-1992)
One-Nation (1987-2008
- Micheal Heseltine (1987-1995)
- Kenneth Clarke (1995-2008)
David Cameron (2008)
Socialist Party (2003-2013)
- John McDonnell (2003-2013)]]
Green Party (1985-2013)
- Caroline Lucas (2007-2013)
National Party (2008-2022)
- Nigel Farage (2008-2014)
- Boris Johnson (2014-2022)
Prime Ministers
- Winston Churchill (1936-1945) ( Conservative Party)
- Ernest Bevin (1945-1947) ( Labour Party)
- Aneurin Bevan (1947-1955) ( Labour Party)
- Anthony Eden (1955-1957) ( Justice Party)
- Harold Macmillan (1957-1964) ( Justice Party)
- James Callaghan (1964-1968) ( Labour Party)
- Enoch Powell (1968-1974) ( Conservative Party)
- Peter Shore (1974-1979) ( Labour Party)
- Margeret Thatcher (1979-1995) ( Freedom Party)
- Tony Blair (1995-2003) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Kenneth Clarke (2003-2008) ( One-Nation Party)
- Andy Burnham (2008-2013) ( Social Democratic Party)
- David Cameron (2013-2014) ( United Conservative Party)
- Nigel Farage (2014-2020) ( National Party)
- Boris Johnson (2020-2022) ( National Party)
- Lisa Nandy (2022-) ( Labour Party)
Leaders of the Opposition
- Aneurin Bevan (1950-1955) ( Labour Party)
Harold Wilson (1955-1959) ( Labour Party)- James Callaghan (1959-1964) ( Labour Party)
- Edward Heath (1964-1968) ( Justice Party)
- Roy Jenkins (1968-1974) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Enoch Powell (1975) ( Conservative Party)
- Margeret Thatcher (1975-1979) ( Freedom Party)
- Denis Healey (1979-1983) ( Labour Party)
- Peter Shore (1983-1987) ( Labour Party)
- Bill Richardson (1987-1992) ( Social Democratic Party)
- David Blunkett (1992-1995) ( Labour Party)
- Micheal Portillo (1995-2000) ( Freedom Party)
- William Hague (2000-2003) ( Conservative Party)
- Gordon Brown (2003-2007) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Andy Burnham (2007-2008) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Nigel Farage (2008-2010) ( Conservative Party)
- David Cameron (2010-2013) ( United Conservative Party)
- Nick Clegg (2013-2015) ( Democratic Party)
- Frank Field (2015-2018) ( Labour Party)
- Rory Stewart (2018-2022) ( Democratic Party)
- Rachel Reeves (2022-) ( Democratic Party)
Deputy Prime Ministers
- Malcolm MacDonald (1945-1947) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Hugh Gaitskell (1947-1950) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1950-1955) ( Conservative Party)
- Hugh Gaitskell (1955-1961) ( Social Democratic Party)
- George Brown (1961-1968) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Edward Heath (1968-1974) ( Justice Party)
- Roy Jenkins (1974-1979) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Ian Gilmour (1979-1983) ( Justice Party)
William Whitelaw (1983-1987) ( Freedom Party)- Micheal Heseltine (1987-1995) ( One-Nation Party)
- Gordon Brown (1995-2003) ( Social Democratic Party)
- David Miliband (2003-2008) (
Progressive Party) - Jon Cruddas (2008-2013) ( Labour Party)
- Nigel Farage (2013-2015) ( National Party)
- Micheal Gove (2015-2018) ( United Conservative Party)
Andrea Leadsom (2018-2022) ( United Conservative Party)- Zarah Sultana (2022-) ( Red-Green Alliance)
Leaders of the Second Largest Party in Opposition
- Archibald Sinclair (1950-1955) ( Liberal Party)
- Peter Thorneycroft (1955-1964) ( Conservative Party)
- Julian Amery (1959-1964) ( Conservative Party)
- Enoch Powell (1964-1968) ( Conservative Party)
- Dennis Healy (1968-1974) ( Labour Party)
- Edward Heath (1974-1979) ( Justice Party)
- Peter Shore (1979-1987) ( Labour Party)
- John Prescott (1987-1992) ( Labour Party)
- Tony Blair (1992-1995) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Kenneth Clarke (1995-2000) ( One-Nation Party)
- Micheal Portillo (2000-2003) ( Freedom Party)
- Jon Cruddas (2003-2008) ( Labour Party)
- Nick Clegg (2008-2013) ( Democratic Party)
- Liz Kendall (2013-2015) ( Social Democratic Party)
- Frank Field (2015-2018) ( Labour Party)
- Lisa Nandy (2018-2022) ( Labour Party)
- Lee Anderson (2022-) ( People's Party)
- ↑ Contains non-sectarians, nationalists and unionists
