Great Britain
Discover the most notable and influential celebrities from Great Britain. Explore their achievements, contributions, and impact on the world stage. From actors and musicians to athletes and royalty, this list showcases the remarkable individuals who have shaped the cultural landscape of the United Kingdom.
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Alan Milburn
Great BritainUK Health Minister
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Edward Heath
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain from 1970 to 1974
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Aleksandr Selmond
Great BritainFirst Minister of Scotland
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Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain
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John Straw
Great BritainUK Justice Minister
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James Gordon Brown
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain and leader of the Labor Party since 2007
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John Whitaker Straw
Great BritainUK Justice Minister
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Grant Shapps
UK Secretary of State for Defence from 31 August 2023
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Charles Clark
Great BritainBritish Home Secretary
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Margaret Bekkett
Great BritainBritish Foreign Secretary
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Henry Palmerston
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain (1855-1858 and from 1859); leader of the Whigs. Foreign Secretary (1830-1834, 1835-1841, 1846-1851).
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Harold Wilson
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain
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Robert Peel
Great BritainPrime Minister Great Britain in 1834-35 and 1841-46 leader of the Peelites
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Frederick North
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain
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William Cavendish
Great BritainFifth Prime Minister of Great Britain from 16 November 1756 to 25 June 1757
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John Stonehouse
Great BritainFormer Minister of Technology and Minister of Posts and Telecommunications in Harold Wilson's Labor government, collaborated with Czechoslovak intelligence
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Valeri Eymos
UK Government Secretary for International Development
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George V
Great BritainKing of Great Britain 1910-36
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Clare Short
Great BritainMinister for International Development
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Gordon Brown
Great BritainBritish (Scottish) politician
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George Hamilton-Gordon
Great BritainEnglish politician. 34th Prime Minister of Great Britain
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John Major
Great BritainBritish politician, Conservative Prime Minister 1990-97
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Viscount Second Melbourne
Great BritainBritish Prime Minister.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain 1937-40, signed the Munich Agreement 1938
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John Reid
Great BritainBritish Secretary of Defense
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James Callaghan
Great BritainLabor politician, Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1976 to 1979
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Kris Patten
Great BritainMinister of Foreign Affairs of the European Union
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Alexander Douglas-Home
Great BritainScottish aristocrat, Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1963 to 1964
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Benjamin Disraeli
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain in 1868 and 1874-80, leader of the Conservative Party; writer
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John Healey
Great BritainUK Secretary of State for Defence from 5 July 2024
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John Meydzhor
Great BritainBritish politician, Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1990 to 1997.
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William Grenville
Great Britain19th Prime Minister of Great Britain, in office 1806–1807
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Archibald Philip Primrose
Great Britain48th Prime Minister of Great Britain
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George Canning
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain in 1827, Foreign Secretary in 1807-09
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David Cameron
Great BritainPrime Minister of Great Britain
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Neville Chamberlain
Great BritainBritish Prime Minister 1937-40, signed the Munich Agreement 1938
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Alexander Douglas-Home
Great BritainScottish aristocrat, Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1963 to 1964
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George Hamilton-Gordon
Great BritainEnglish politician. 34th Prime Minister of Great Britain
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