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Land Up Over
Inspired by "Brittania Uber Alles" this is basically if British politics becomes more like Australia. POD Churchill dies of a heart attack in 1949 and is succeeded by Rab Butler.

Rab Butler: 1951-66 (Conservative-Gaitskellite Coalition)
1951: Rab Butler (Conservative), Clement Attlee (Labour), Hugh Gaitskel (Gaitskels Labour), Clement Davies (Liberal)
1955: Rab Butler (“Consensus Coalition”), Clement Attlee (Lib-Lab Pact)
1959: Rab Butler (Coalition), Herbert Morrisson (Progressives)
1964: Rab Butler (Coalition), Herbert Morrison(Progressives)
Ted Heath: 1966-67 +? (Coalition)
Harold Wilson: 1967 (Coalition)
Lord Dunglass: 1967-70 (Coalition)
1970: Lord Dunglass (Coalition), Jim Callaghan (Progressives)
Enoch Powell: 1970-71 (Coalition)
Jim Callaghan: 1971-75 (Progressives)
1971: Jim Callaghan (Progressives), Enoch Powell (Coalition)
Michael Hesseltine: 1975-83 (Consensus)
1975: Michael Hesseltine (Consensus), Jim Callaghan (Progressives)
1978: Michael Hesseltine (Consensus), Jim Callaghan (Progressives)
1980: Michael Hesseltine (Consensus), Merlyn Rees(Progressives)
Roy Jenkins: 1983-1991 (Progressives)
1983: Roy Jenkins (Progressives), Michael Hesseltine (Consensus)
1987: Roy Jenkins (Progressives), Norman Fowler(Consensus)
1991: Roy Jenkins (Progressives), Norman Fowler(Consensus)
Neil Kinnock: 1992-96 (Progressives)
1993: Neil Kinnock (Progressives), John Major (Consensus)
Gordon Brown: 1996-2007 (Consensus)
1996: Gordon Brown (Consensus), Neil Kinnock (Progressives), Anne Widdecombe (One Nation)
2000: Gordon Brown (Consensus), John Prescott (Progressives)
2004: Gordon Brown (Consensus), John Reid (Progressives)
Peter Mendelssohn: 2007-10 (Progressives)
2007: Peter Mendelssohn (Progressives), Gordon Brown (Consensus)
Margaret Beckett: 2010-13 (Progressive-Green coalition)
2010: Margaret Beckett (Progressives), Nigel Farage (Consensus), Caroline Lucas (Green), Gordon Wilson (Scottish Consensus)
Peter Mendelssohn: 2013 (Labour)
Nigel Farage: 2013-15 (Consensus)
2013: Nigel Farage (Coalition), Peter Mendelssohn (Progressives), Caroline Lucas (Green), George Galloway (Galloway’s Britain), Zack Goldsmith (Goldsmith United)
Malcolm Rifkind: 2015- (Consensus)
2017: Malcolm Rifkind (Consensus), Tim Farron (Progressives), Jon Bartley (Greens), Lord Ashdown (Team Ashdown), George Galloway (Galloway's Britain).