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Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland​
1924-1930: Stanley Baldwin (Conservative majority)
1924: Ramsay MacDonald (Labour), H.H. Asquith (Liberal)
1929: Ramsay MacDonald (Labour), David Lloyd George (Liberal)
1930-1931: Neville Chamberlain (Conservative majority)
1931-1935: George Lansbury (Labour majority)
1931: Neville Chamberlain (Conservative), John Simon (Liberal), Albert Inkpin (Communist)
1935-1940: Arthur Greenwood (Labour majority)
1936: Neville Chamberlain (Conservative), John Simon (Liberal), Harry Pollitt (Communist)
1940-1940: Arthur Greenwood (Labour leading War Government with Conservative and Liberal)
1940-1941: Walter Elliot (Conservative leading War Government with Labour and Liberal)

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Nazi occupation era)​
1941-1942: Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 7th Marquess of Londonderry (Conservative leading Peace Government with National Labour, 'Peace' Liberal and National Action)
1942-1947: Archibald Maule Ramsay (National Action leading Peace Government with Conservative and National Labour)
1947-1949: Archibald Maule Ramsay (National Action majority)
1947: Unopposed
1949-1957: Harry St John Philby (National Action majority)
1952: Unopposed
1957-1957: Maxwell Knight (National Action majority)
1957: Unopposed

Chairman of the Provisional Government of Great Britain​
1957-1959: Philip Noel-Baker (Labour leading Popular Front with Constitutionalist, Alliance for Liberty, Scottish National and Communist)

Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Great Britain​
1959-1964: Victor Rothschild (Labour-Scottish National-Communist coalition)
1959: David Eccles (Constitutionalist), Oliver Smedley (AfL), Arthur Donaldson (Scottish National), John Gollan (Communist)
1964-1970: Victor Rothschild (Labour majority)
1964: Randolph Churchill (Constitutionalist), Oliver Smedley (AfL), Arthur Donaldson (Scottish National), Denis Healey (Communist)
1968: Randolph Churchill (Constitutionalist), Jo Grimond (AfL), Denis Healey (Communist), Arthur Donaldson (Scottish National)
1970-1972: Sidney Greene (Labour majority)
1972-1974: Angus Maude (Constitutionalist minority)
1972: Sidney Greene (Labour), Jo Grimond (AfL), Christopher Hill (Communist)
1974-1977: David Ennals (Labour-AfL coalition)
1974: Angus Maude (Constitutionalist), Michael Winstanley (AfL), Christopher Hill (Communist)
1977-1985: Jim Prior (Constitutionalist majority)
1977: David Ennals (Labour), Michael Winstanley (AfL), Ken Gill (Communist)
1982: Norman Willis (Labour), John Hoskyns (Liberty), Ken Gill (Communist), Dick Taverne (Social Liberal)
1985-: Peter Vanneck (Constitutionalist majority)
1986: Norman Willis (Labour), John Hoskyns (Liberty), Ken Gill (Communist), Dick Taverne (Social Liberal)
1990: Brenda Dean (Labour), Geoffrey Howe (Liberty), Arthur Scargill (Communist), Mick Ashdown (Social Liberal)

President of the Commonwealth of Great Britain​
1959-1964: Herbert Bowden (Labour)
1959: Derick Heathcoat-Amory (Constitutionalist), Selwyn Lloyd (AfL), Rajani Palme Dutt (Communist)
1964-1974: Quintin Hogg (Constitutionalist)
1964: Herbert Bowden (Labour), Selwyn Lloyd (AfL), Vic Feather (Communist)
1969: Frank Cousins (Labour), Vic Feather (Communist)
1974-1979: Peter Parker (Labour)
1974: John Cordle (Constitutionalist), Peter Thorneycroft (AfL), Hugh Scanlon (Communist)
1979-1989: Henry Plumb (Constitutionalist)
1979: Peter Parker (Labour), Alfred Sherman (AfL), Christopher Hill (Communist)
1984: Judith Hart (Labour/Social Liberal), Norris McWhirter (Liberty), Ted Parkinson (Communist)
1989-: Bruce Millan (Labour/Social Liberal)
1989: Ian Gow (Constitutionalist), Norris McWhirter (Liberty), Ted Parkinson (Communist)
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