Prime Ministers of the Imperial Kingdom of Great Britain, 1930-Present:
Stanley Baldwin, 1930-1942
Winston Churchill, 1942-1958
Harold M Macmillan, 1958-1965
Alec Douglas-Home, 1965-1973
Reginald Maudling, 1973-1980
Margaret Thatcher, 1980-1994
Jonathan Major, 1994-2004
Following the 2004 rebellions, the Empire collapsed and was replaced by multiple nation states. On the 11th November 2004, the Empire officially collapsed and new nations were created - Canada, Northern America, South Africa and India, among others. The Kingdom became the Commonwealth of Britain, as Frederick II fled the country.
Monarchs:
Anne , 1702-1707
William III, 1707-1741
Frederick I, 1741-1755
Elizabeth II, 1755-1780
William IV, 1780-1822
William V, 1822-1898
Henry IX, 1898-1903
Elizabeth III, 1903-1967
Edward VII, 1967-1996
Frederick II, 1996-2004 (Monarchy Abolished)
Presidents of the Commonwealth of Britain (Heads of State)
Anthony Blair, 2004-2010 , Progressive
David Cameron, 2010-2017, Conservative
Andy Burnham, 2017-Present, Progressive
PMs (
Stanley Baldwin, 1930-1942
Winston Churchill, 1942-1958
Harold M Macmillan, 1958-1965
Alec Douglas-Home, 1965-1973
Reginald Maudling, 1973-1980
Margaret Thatcher, 1980-1994
Jonathan Major, 1994-2004
Following the 2004 rebellions, the Empire collapsed and was replaced by multiple nation states. On the 11th November 2004, the Empire officially collapsed and new nations were created - Canada, Northern America, South Africa and India, among others. The Kingdom became the Commonwealth of Britain, as Frederick II fled the country.
Monarchs:
Anne , 1702-1707
William III, 1707-1741
Frederick I, 1741-1755
Elizabeth II, 1755-1780
William IV, 1780-1822
William V, 1822-1898
Henry IX, 1898-1903
Elizabeth III, 1903-1967
Edward VII, 1967-1996
Frederick II, 1996-2004 (Monarchy Abolished)
Presidents of the Commonwealth of Britain (Heads of State)
Anthony Blair, 2004-2010 , Progressive
David Cameron, 2010-2017, Conservative
Andy Burnham, 2017-Present, Progressive
PMs (