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The Green Party of England and Wales introduced its first elected party leader in 2008, replacing its earlier principal-speaker system. This timeline follows each leader and co-leadership team through to the present day.

The party traces its roots to the PEOPLE party, founded in 1972, later renamed the Ecology Party and then the Green Party. The Green Party of...


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Reform UK was originally established as the Brexit Party in 2018 and began operating under its new name in January 2021. This timeline covers the party’s leaders from its first leadership appointment in 2019 to the present day. Although several prominent Reform figures previously belonged to UKIP, UKIP is a separate political party and is not included in this leaders...


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This timeline follows the leaders of the UK Labour Party from 1906 to the present day, including acting leaders, changes of government and the periods when Labour leaders served as prime minister.

See also: UK Conserv...


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This timeline lists Britain’s prime ministers from Sir Robert Walpole in 1721 to the present day. It covers the governments of Great Britain before 1801 and of the United Kingdom after the Acts of Union, including different terms served by the same prime minister.

As of 19 October 2026, Andy Burnham is prime minister.

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This timeline follows the leaders of the UK Conservative Party from Sir Robert Peel in 1834 to Kemi Badenoch in October 2026. It includes periods when the party had separate leaders in the House of Commons and House of Lords, along with the prime ministers serving during each leadership.

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