Queen Elizabeth II and 15 Prime Ministers in 7 Decades

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9 Sep 2022 16:35

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Throughout the reign of "

of the United Kingdom

That lasted for seven decades, with 15 British Prime Ministers rotating into the role, all

which were prime ministers who were more senior than His Highness.

Prime Minister born during his reign

The Prime Minister who has been a close friend since when he was young

including until

female prime minister

All 15 British Prime Ministers

In the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, who are you

today

Queen Elizabeth II and Winston Churchill (left)

1. Winston Churchill 1951-1955

When Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne at the age of 25, the tough man who led England to World War II was prime minister at the age of 80. He is considered the British Prime Minister that he likes the most.

because it is reported that whenever an elderly comrade

always full of joyful laughter

2. Anthony Eden (Anthony Eden) 1955-1957

Suez Crisis, a conflict between England and Egypt

That led to the loss of British influence in the Middle East, making it the second prime minister during his reign.

had to attend the meeting, present the report, including the King

also presented secret government documents related to this crisis.

This was the first time he had received a secret document from the British government.

3. Harold Macmillan 1957-1963

“Not only is he full of charm,

But there is also a monk who is wise and understands the details.

Unbelievable.”

All that is.

Former Prime Minister Harold McMillan took notes in his diary after his visit.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

4. Alex Douglas-Home 1963-1964

Another British Prime Minister whom Queen Elizabeth II is well acquainted with.

because he was a close friend of his since he was young

He also asked Alex Douglas-Home to name several of his horses.

5. Harold Wilson 1964-1970 and 1974-1976

Harold Wilson, who was originally from the foundation level.

and was the first Prime Minister from the Labor Party (Labour Partry) during his reign.

when having the opportunity to attend

at Balmoral Palace in Scotland after the dinner

The Prime Minister has always liked to help clean the kitchen.

which the warmth and friendliness that happened

Therefore, after completing the visit

Both formally and informally, Harold Wilson was always invited to attend royal banquets. His Majesty also attended the farewell ceremony at 10 Downing Street, which was regarded as The honor he bestowed on Winston Churchill and Harold Wilson.

6. Edward Heath 1970-1974

The views on whether Britain should be part of the European Union have left Queen Elizabeth II's ill-fated relationship with the European Union.

Prime Minister Edward Heath supported full integration with the European Union.

7. James Callaghan 1976-1979

James Callahan once told the BBC that when he was told

Ask for opinions on matters that have not yet been decided.

What I got back is

with a humorous speech that

Queen Elizabeth II (right) Margaret Thatcher (left)

8. Margaret Thatcher 1979-1990

Although it was reported that the relationship between

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the former Iron Lady Prime Minister are not so smooth.

But the former adviser to the former prime minister

has revealed that

At a banquet celebrating the 80th anniversary of Margaret Thatcher, who at the time began suffering from Alzheimer's disease and often had amnesia, he gently shook the prime minister's hand. and led her to walk around the party to greet the guests warmly.

Additionally, as he prepares to return, Margaret Thatcher has said he should return too.

So he gave a gentle speech back:

David Cameron (first left), John Major, Queen Elizabeth II, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, former British Prime Ministers

9. John Major 1990-1997

They supported each other very well in leading Britain through various crises, such as the first Persian Gulf War.

Solving the economic downturn

including the car accident that led to Princess Diana's death.

10. Tony Blair 1997-2007

Despite being the first prime minister born in the reign of

Queen Elizabeth II, but Tony Blair is another British Prime Minister who has had a rough relationship with her.

He also disagreed with Tony Blair's acquaintance with former US President George W. Bush.

11. Gordon Brown 2007-2010

Gordon Brown is believed to be another British Prime Minister who has a very weak relationship with

Queen Elizabeth II, therefore, was not invited to Prince William's wedding.

12. David Cameron (David Cameron) 2010-2016

The youngest prime minister in the reign of

Queen Elizabeth II, however, David Cameron is a familiar person with the British royal family.

because he is a close friend of Prince Edward

His youngest son, at the same time, David Cameron is also a direct descendant of

King William IV

13. Theresa May 2016-2019

Although there were no reports of the relationship between

The second female prime minister in British history with Queen Elizabeth II during her three years in office has appeared much, but Theresa May announced to the press before her meeting that the tenure British Prime Minister is the highest honor.

causing many parties to interpret that

The relationship during that time should be smooth.

Boris Johnson (left) Queen Elizabeth II (right)

14. Boris Johnson 2019-2022

Although my young father was busy proclaiming himself the utmost respect for the British royal family.

But the party at 10 Downing Street, in addition to breaking lockdown measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus, was a party that took place before Prince Fili's funeral. P

Little consort of Queen Elizabeth II.

So it seemed to contradict what was being said.

Queen Elizabeth II with Prime Minister Liz Truss

15. Liz Truss 2022

Britain's third female prime minister and the last prime minister during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

Special news team, Thairath Online reports.

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