List of British politicians

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1 Dead, all parties
2 Conservative Party
- 2.1 Dead
- 2.2 Alive,
3 Labour Party
- 3.1 Dead
- 3.2 Alive
4 Liberal Party and SDP (merged 1988)
5 Liberal Democrats
6 Minor or Nationalist Parties
7 See also

[edit] Dead, all parties

Herbert Asquith Liberal prime minister 1908-1916
Clement Attlee Labour prime minister 1945-1951
Arthur Balfour longtime Conservative cabinet minister; prime minister 1902-1905
Stanley Baldwin Conservative party leader 1920s-30s;prime minister 1923-4; 1924-29; 1935-37
Lord Beaverbrook Newspaper magnate; wartime cabinet minister
Aneurin Bevan Labour cabinet minister 1945-51; radical
Ernest Bevin successful Labour foreign secretary after World War II
John Bright Victorian era Liberal reformer
R. A. Butler longtime conservative cabinet minister, 1940s to 1960s
James Callaghan Labour prime minister in the 1970's
Austen Chamberlain Longtime Conservative cabinet minister 1902 to 1931
Joseph Chamberlain Very influential Conservative cabinet minister in late Victorian era
Neville Chamberlain Conservative Prime Minister 1937-1940
Lord Randolph Churchill Conservative cabinet minister in 1880s
Winston Churchill Britain's great World War II prime minister 1940-45; and again 1951-55
George Nathaniel Curzon Conservative cabinet minister 1915-1924; Viceroy of India 1899-1905
Hugh Dalton Labour cabinet minister 1940-1950
Benjamin Disraeli conservative prime minister in mid Victorian era; 1868; 1874-80
Anthony Eden Conservative prime minister 1955-57
Charles James Fox Whig leader in Napoleonic era
Eric Geddes
William Ewart Gladstone longtime Victorian prime minister, 1868-74; 1880-85; 1886; 1892-94
George Joachim Goschen Victorian Conservative cabinet minister
Edward Grey Liberal foreign secretary before and during World War I
Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax, Viceroy of India, 1926-31; Conservative cabinet minister, 1920's to 1940
Edward Heath Conservative prime minister 1970-74
William Harcourt Prominent Liberal cabinet minister of the Gladstonian era
Keir Hardie MP and socialist pioneer
Roy Jenkins Labour cabinet minister, later co-founded the Social Democratic Party
David Lloyd George Liberal prime minister 1916-22
Ramsay MacDonald First Labour prime minister, 1924; 1929-35
Harold Macmillan Conservative prime minister, 1957-1963
Reginald Maudling 1950-60s era Conservative cabinet minister
Herbert Morrison Pioneer Labour cabinet minister
Oswald Mosley former Conservative and Labour Party MP, later a leading British Fascist
Lord Palmerston prime minister 1855-58; 1859-65; previously longtime foreign secretary
William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham Architect of Britain's victory in Seven Years' War; prime minister 1766-68
William Pitt Longtime Tory prime minister, 1783-1801; 1804-06
Enoch Powell Conservative 1950s-60s cabinet minister and maverick, later an Ulster Unionist
Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery Liberal prime minister 1894-95
George Frederick Samuel Robinson, 1st Marquess of Ripon Viceroy of India, 1880-84; Liberal cabinet minister, circa 1863-1908
William Henry Smith, Conservative cabinet minister 1877-91 period; very wealthy businessman
Philip Snowden Pioneer Labour cabinet minister
George Otto Trevelyan Liberal cabinet minister of Victorian era, 1882-95
Harold Wilson Labour prime minister in 1960s-70s