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I wouldn't give it independence, I would dominionize it.

If he's a lord it would imply peerage, so yes.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO You can't have Mandy as PM, you, you just can't * descends into a delusional rant*

Can I have a map of 2011 please?

Lord Chancellors of England: 1503 – 1510: Thomas More 1510 – 1544: Thomas Audley [1] 1544 – 1550: Thomas Wriothesley [2] 1550 – 1558: John Dudley [3] 1558 – 1580: Henry FitzAlan [4] 1580 – 1591: John Lumley [5] Lord Treasurers of the Commonwealth of Great Britain: 1591 – 1609: John...

If you were going for plausibility then my previous statement would be true.

Explain how a stagnating economy a bloated government is fun.

The question is; How the hell does Attlee winning in 1951 produce a socialist Britain or is it down to the left bias of many people who contribute to this list?

Labour victory in 1951 1951: Clement Attlee (Labour minority) 1955: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [1] 1960: Sir Alec Douglas-Home (Conservative) [2] 1964: George Brown (Labour) 1968: George Brown (Labour) [3] 1973: George Brown (Labour) [4] 1975: Anthony Crosland (Labour) [5] 1980...

Labour victory in 1951 1951: Clement Attlee (Labour minority) 1955: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [1] 1960: Sir Alec Douglas-Home (Conservative) [2] 1964: George Brown (Labour) 1968: George Brown (Labour) [3] 1973: George Brown (Labour) [4] 1975: Anthony Crosland (Labour) [5] 1980...

Labour victory in 1951 1951: Clement Attlee (Labour minority) 1955: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [1] 1960: Sir Alec Douglas-Home (Conservative) [2] 1964: George Brown (Labour) 1968: George Brown (Labour) [3] 1973: George Brown (Labour) [4] 1975: Anthony Crosland (Labour) [5] 1980...

Here's how the list should have ended instead of a two-term minority government and a GREEN government. Let Out Of The Stalls For The '38 Derby 1937: Anthony Eden (Conservative) (National Government) [1] 1941: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [2] 1946: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [3] 1951...

It does in my mind.

Let Out Of The Stalls For The '38 Derby 1937: Anthony Eden (Conservative) (National Government) [1] 1941: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [2] 1946: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [3] 1951: Anthony Eden (Conservative) [4] 1956: Richard Butler (Conservative) [5] 1960: Hugh Gaitskell (Labour) [6]...

And then replace all the Labour peers with Tory ones.