Hopefully a relatively eas(ish) AHC.
Since 1945, only one UK PM has served as Prime Minister for two distinct intervals. Wilson (1964 to 1970 and again from 1974 to 1976).
Simple challenge is to see if you can get anyone else to match that feat.
No rules, except a Post 1945 POD. However, it would be nice to get it in a recognisable UK and ideally if it could be an OTL PM (though if you feel you must, an OTL LOTO will do).
As I like to always have a go myself, and getting the easy one out the way I'm proposing Ted Heath.
OTL to October 1974.
October 1974, Heath manages to win after all, and takes over from Wilson (again) on a small but workable majority of (say) 10.
This means that post 1945, both Wilson and Heath will have been Prime Minister for two distinct time periods. Wilson as above, and Heath June 1970 to Feb 1974 and then again from October 1974 to.... whenever.
Thatcher opponents might like the above as it likely butterflies away Thatcher as PM.
Since 1945, only one UK PM has served as Prime Minister for two distinct intervals. Wilson (1964 to 1970 and again from 1974 to 1976).
Simple challenge is to see if you can get anyone else to match that feat.
No rules, except a Post 1945 POD. However, it would be nice to get it in a recognisable UK and ideally if it could be an OTL PM (though if you feel you must, an OTL LOTO will do).
As I like to always have a go myself, and getting the easy one out the way I'm proposing Ted Heath.
OTL to October 1974.
October 1974, Heath manages to win after all, and takes over from Wilson (again) on a small but workable majority of (say) 10.
This means that post 1945, both Wilson and Heath will have been Prime Minister for two distinct time periods. Wilson as above, and Heath June 1970 to Feb 1974 and then again from October 1974 to.... whenever.
Thatcher opponents might like the above as it likely butterflies away Thatcher as PM.