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And the best case ever to be made for that most notorious philanderer of them all, David Lloyd George (not for nothing known as "the Welsh Goat") has always seemed to me to lie in the fact that his wife, Margaret, was asking for trouble when, from the moment of his election for
Caernarvon Boroughs in
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Downing Street as the youngest prime minister since 1812. His political nickname, at the time, was "Bambi".... The suspicion that Mr Blair misled voters over Iraq has become an accusation of bad faith that has been impossible to shake off. By now a common nickname for the prime
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The next election will be a flyweight versus a heavyweight. However much the right hon. Gentleman may dance around the ring beforehand, at some point, he will come within the reach of a big clunking fist, and you know what, he will be out on his feet, carried out of the
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Admiralty and moved to the Prime Minister's Residence at number 10 Downing
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Elephant. 'And what about the vegetables?' Withering the cabinet, she delivered the punchline: 'They'll have the
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Minister on 27 June this year rather than at the end of next year, which would have given him a longer stretch at the top than the Great She-Elephant
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which was in common usage at the time they were in office. Many nicknames can be perceived as disparaging although others are complimentary or affectionate.
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TONY BLAIR no longer commands. Teflon Tony is dead. Yesterday's defeat in the Commons is a serious blow for Labour's credibility as a governing party.
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Some detractors have jokingly compared him to the fantasy film hero - and partial namesake - Flash Gordon, who rescued earth from attack by Martians.
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6610:"Elon Musk brands Starmer 'two-tier Keir' and asks 'is this Britain or Soviet Union?' over Facebook comment arrest video"
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to completely protect the school milk budget from a treasury raid. The compromise she managed to secure was that
5028:"Tory activists call Theresa May 'Mummy' because motherhood is the one kind of female power her party tolerates"
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Beckman, Jonathan (30 December 2007). "Margaret Thatcher, Volume One: The Grocer's Daughter by John Campbell".
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5231:"What clues did Donald Trump and Theresa May's body language give us about the 'special relationship'?"
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Major had been considered a decent but uninspiring person who was known as the 'grey man' of politics.
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Well, Mrs Finchley—Mrs Finchley!—I'm terribly sorry, Mrs Thatcher! Mrs Thatcher of Finchley
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and her perceived lack of authority as prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party.
6392:"Keir Starmer nicknamed 'Sir Kid Starver' over Labour plans to keep two-child benefit cap"
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3014:"The first rule of the politician's wife should be: Never leave your husband on his own"
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and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by
6045:"Liz Truss refers to herself as 'the Truss' in meetings and people have a lot of jokes"
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5939:"Shapeshifter Liz Truss is on a roll as version 3.0 hits Tory sweet spot | John Crace"
1662:, used to refer to his perceived similarities with former U.S. President Donald Trump.
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5380:"Perspective | Boris Johnson plays a clown. He's really just a power-hungry nihilist"
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6583:"Show me the receipts: Examining Keir Starmer's history of LGBTQ-related statements"
6418:"PMQs scorecard: Rishi Sunak tests a new nickname for Keir Starmer amid crime clash"
5464:"Subscriber Only: Fintan O'Toole: Boris Johnson is the fool who would play the king"
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5750:"Loves cheese, hates her first name: 10 things you may not know about Liz Truss"
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6293:"Emotional, messy and breathtakingly ruthless: the hidden life of Keir Starmer"
6241:"Rishi Sunak's voice compared to Will from The Inbetweeners in hilarious clips"
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2089:"Spencer Compton, First Earl of Wilmington — 'George II's Favourite Nonentity'"
1703:, a nickname coined by Truss herself in 2018, describing how she would work as
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of "Sonny Jim", used to patronise an inexperienced person, and to refer to his
6104:"Lib dem activists sing about 'Lettuce Liz' to tune of the Beatles' Let it be"
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4498:"Was It Gordon Brown's 'Great Clunking Fist' That Won It For the No Campaign?"
4417:. 6th series. Vol. 453. House of Commons (United Kingdom). col. 29.
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Churchill and Roosevelt, Volume 2: The Complete Correspondence - Three Volumes
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His delicacy of appearance and manners earned him the nickname 'pretty Fanny'.
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6318:"Sir Keir Starmer reveals 'Special K' nickname on visit to Kellogg's factory"
5862:"Liz Truss: School bullies called me 'Haggis Basher' over my Scottish accent"
5784:"Who is Liz Truss? The prime minister who sees herself as disruptor-in-chief"
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4923:"Twitter picked up where Dennis Skinner left off after his "dodgy Dave" jibe"
4895:"Dennis Skinner booted from Commons after calling David Cameron 'dodgy Dave'"
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started a trend for referring to Mrs Thatcher as Thatch, a colloquialism for
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6340:"Boris Johnson calls Starmer 'Sir Beer Korma' over 'Beergate' investigation"
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6267:"A comprehensive deep dive into why some people call Keir Starmer 'Keith'"
6189:"Rishi Sunak, the 'Yorkshire maharajah' married to billionaire's daughter"
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5646:"'Dear UK' Trends as Americans Sympathize With Election of Boris Johnson"
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3965:"The Iron Lady: Margaret Thatcher's linguistic legacy | OxfordWords blog"
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5697:"Voice of the Mirror: Boris Johnson's stab at power is like a sick joke"
4876:"From #piggate to #Hameron: how Twitter reacted to David Cameron claims"
3424:"From Churchill to Corbyn: The 40 most brutal British political insults"
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by which he was known before he succeeded to his grandfather's title of
6366:"Sir Kid Starver: Starmer's got a new nickname thanks to Twitter users"
5888:"Liz Truss: the 'human hand grenade' Tories have taken to their hearts"
5449:"BoJo finds his version of the 'Quiet Australians' - can he keep them?"
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6447:"Why can't the Tories come up with a good nickname for Keir Starmer?"
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6638:"Lee Anderson mocks Keir Starmer with hilarious three-word nickname"
6151:"I fancy Rishi Sunak. And after reading this, you probably will too"
5068:"If Theresa May is a 'bloody difficult woman' she'll make a good PM"
4808:"David Cameron: how karaoke and tennis make PM a 'chillaxing champ'"
5723:"Boris Johnson, the greased piglet, has wriggled free on Partygate"
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process in reference to May's difficulty in passing her negotiated
6019:"Liz 'the Truss': truly a politician for our times | Zoe Williams"
5836:"Britain must be the start-up state – and I'm the chief disruptor"
1201:. Blair was accused of misleading parliament and the country over
1191:; Blair had been the youngest prime minister for nearly 200 years.
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5810:"With Economy in Trouble, UK Gets 'Disruptor-in-Chief' as Leader"
5258:"'Strong and stable' – Why politicians keep repeating themselves"
1535:, used to describe her 'robotic' nature, particularly during the
5352:"In no man's land with no way out: Theresa May's Brexit dilemma"
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asking whether her premiership and leadership would outlast the
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aides to describe May hiding away "like a submarine" during the
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3856:"Blair the betrayed: Labour will be oh-so-sorry when he's gone"
1907:, a name originally used by Boris Johnson, in reference to the
6550:"Sorry for the irreverence, but the royals are now irrelevant"
5409:"Will Boris Johnson fail or flourish as UK Foreign Secretary?"
5203:"Theresa struggles to take back control – from her own Maybot"
5181:"Boris gets barracked over Trump – and 'Theresa the appeaser'"
5104:"David Cameron 'let down' by Theresa May, says former PM aide"
2540:. The British Newspaper Archive (British Library). 18 May 1832
6070:"Row grows over Liz Truss 'lettuce list' honours for cronies"
4526:"A happy landing for the great clunking fist of Gordon Brown"
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overnight results programme. Finchley was the parliamentary
5321:"Maybot has finally morphed into Lino: Leader in Name Only"
5049:"'Britain needs 'bloody difficult women', says Theresa May"
4469:"Control freaks beware, the big clunking fist is after you"
3795:"Lord St John of Fawsley, former Tory minister, dies at 82"
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British Political History, 1867-1990: Democracy and Decline
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Glaswegian accent after she moved from Scotland to England.
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Margaret Thatcher § "The 'Iron Lady' Sounds the Alarm"
856:, from a miscaptioned photo of Douglas-Home referring to a
4591:"They will call him Bottler Brown and it is going to hurt"
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list of nicknames of prime ministers of the United Kingdom
6499:"PMQs: Boris Johnson accused of 'governing in hindsight'"
5594:"Why Jeremy Paxman thinks we're a nation of 'snowflakes'"
5567:"Commons Confidential: Zelensky prepares to snub Johnson"
5284:"What 'Rudderless' Amber could learn from Teflon Theresa"
4776:"House of Commons Hansard Debates for 20 Apr 2006 (pt 5)"
4106:"Shirley Williams: How Margaret Thatcher changed Britain"
363:
Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington § Nicknames
1780:, a nickname Truss is reported to have used for herself.
546:, a reference to his delicacy of appearance and manners.
6215:"The rise and rise of Rishi – our next Prime Minister?"
4080:"How Margaret Thatcher became known as 'Milk Snatcher'"
3998:"Maggie Thatcher speaks out in defence of Gordon Brown"
3351:. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
1022:, but also the successor to Edward Heath, "The Grocer".
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Lists related to prime ministers of the United Kingdom
5913:"What Liz Truss's Instagram account reveals about her"
4949:"Rebekah Brooks: David Cameron signed off texts 'LOL'"
4848:"Call Me Dave still has much to learn from The Master"
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A Mad World, My Masters: Tales from a Traveller's Life
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It means actually "That bloody woman!" factor in fact.
3252:"The moment Winston Churchill thought he was finished"
2874:"Prime Ministers in History: Henry Campbell-Bannerman"
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to describe May while preparing for an interview with
5671:"'Buffoon' Boris Johnson on track to be UK's next PM"
4790:"The gilded youth whose son steeled him in adversity"
2706:"Prime Ministers in History: William Ewart Gladstone"
250:, to distinguish him from his father, Pitt the Elder.
2053:
List of nicknames of presidents of the United States
1897:, a personal nickname which was from his visit to a
1713:, a term used by her schoolmates, making fun of her
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which depicted Johnson as a blond-haired version of
1518:, originally used to describe her relationship with
1338:'s description of Brown as a man who operates with "
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a reference to Thatcher's constant refrain that the
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6125:"No one should have been taken in by "Dishy Rishi""
5993:"'The Iron Weathercock': World reacts to Truss win"
5539:Rory Bremner's Coalition Report (27 January 2015).
4160:"TV Interview for BBC (re-elected MP for Finchley)"
3194:"Prime Ministers in History: Sir Winston Churchill"
2926:"Prime Ministers in History: Herbert Henry Asquith"
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but became a staunch advocate of Brexit afterwards.
1559:, short for "Leader in name only", used during the
6187:Lucy, Fisher; Aldrick, Philip (14 February 2020).
3892:"The new Prime Minister is master of his universe"
2789:"Prime Ministers in History: Arthur James Balfour"
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2073:Englefield, Dermot; Seaton, Janet; White, Isobel.
1415:, used since the publishing of his 2015 biography
1342:ruthlessness". The fortnightly satirical magazine
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5008:"Why do Tories keep calling Theresa May 'Mummy'?"
4983:"David Cameron: I often end texts with 'love Dc'"
4050:"The truth about Thatcher Thatcher milk snatcher"
3154:"Prime Ministers in History: Neville Chamberlain"
2651:"Prime Ministers in History: Viscount Palmerston"
2537:"Freeman's Journal (Dublin, Republic of Ireland)"
2038:List of nicknames of prime ministers of Australia
1924:, which had been made under Starmer's leadership.
1917:, used to refer to Labour's refusal to scrap the
4211:"John Major - The grey man of British politics?"
2984:"Prime Ministers in History: David Lloyd George"
1608:, a more pejorative form of the nickname "BoJo".
1455:a shorthand form he signs off his messages with.
5086:"Ken Clarke recorded criticising Tory hopefuls"
3939:"Prime Ministers in History: Margaret Thatcher"
3180:"The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii"
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2677:"Prime Ministers in History: Benjamin Disraeli"
2510:"Prime Ministers in History: Viscount Goderich"
2316:"Prime Ministers in History: Earl of Shelburne"
2151:"Prime Ministers in History: Duke of Newcastle"
1756:, a nickname likely coined by French newspaper
722:, it was a reference to his ferocity and focus.
3445:"Prime Ministers in History: Harold Macmillan"
3050:"Prime Ministers in History: Andrew Bonar Law"
2841:"GREAT BRITAIN: Bloody Balfour and Miss Nancy"
2450:"Prime Ministers in History: Spencer Perceval"
2203:"Prime Ministers in History: George Grenville"
1762:, comparing her changing views on Brexit to a
6662:
5122:"Theresa Maybe, Britain's indecisive premier"
4651:"Let's go. We can't. We're waiting for Gordo"
4272:"A decade of Tony Blair: From Bambi to Bliar"
3595:"Prime Ministers in History: James Callaghan"
3118:. New York. 22 September 1924. Archived from
2645:
2643:
2560:"Prime Ministers in History: Sir Robert Peel"
2398:"Prime Ministers in History: Henry Addington"
2258:"Prime Ministers in History: Duke of Grafton"
2229:"Prime Ministers in History: Earl of Chatham"
2048:List of nicknames of prime ministers of Italy
2043:List of nicknames of prime ministers of India
1707:in tackling bureaucracy in the civil service.
1397:, a reference to fictional upper-class bully
8:
5777:
5775:
4829:"Cameron like bully Flashman, says Miliband"
4162:. Margaret Thatcher Foundation. 10 June 1983
3589:
3587:
3439:
3437:
3398:"Prime Ministers in History: Clement Attlee"
2700:
2698:
2479:"Prime Ministers in History: George Canning"
2424:"Prime Ministers in History: Lord Grenville"
2310:
2308:
934:. Particularly used in the media during the
3746:. Margaret Thatcher Foundation. 7 June 1985
3510:, London: Sinclair-Stevenson, p. 262,
3300:, Princeton University Press, p. 344,
2815:"Andrew Marr: The Making of Modern Britain"
2751:Pearce, Malcolm; Stewart, Geoffrey (1992).
2622:"Prime Ministers in History: Earl of Derby"
2504:
2502:
2500:
1766:turning with the wind. Truss supported the
1624:, an affectionate name used by his friends.
1492:, not realising that he was being recorded.
1043:, derived from her use of the dialect word
256:, in reference to his heavy consumption of
6753:
6669:
6655:
6647:
5160:"Theresa May reacts to Trump's Muslim Ban"
3629:Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
2593:"Prime Ministers in History: Earl Russell"
2587:
2585:
2473:
2471:
2342:"Prime Ministers in History: William Pitt"
2177:"Prime Ministers in History: Earl of Bute"
2125:"Prime Ministers in History: Henry Pelham"
1018:in that she was literally the daughter of
3941:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
3447:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
3400:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
3275:"Winston Churchill – The British Bulldog"
3196:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
3156:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
3052:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
2986:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
2928:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
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2179:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
2153:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
2127:. Prime Minister's Office. Archived from
2069:
2067:
1954:, used by those opposed to his stance on
751:, an affectionate name used by his wife,
6525:"How nicknames invaded British politics"
6090:"Turnip Taliban bid to unseat Liz Truss"
5142:"'What does 'Brexit means Brexit' mean?"
2616:
2614:
1831:, and also in reference to his supposed
1525:, particularly after Trump's signing of
1290:Brown sold 60% of the UK's gold reserves
5966:"Liz Truss : une girouette de fer"
4186:"The New Statesman Profile - Ben Elton"
2287:"Prime Ministers in History Lord North"
2281:
2279:
2075:Facts about the British Prime Ministers
2063:
1674:, a reference to Johnson's hair colour.
1258:, in reference to the comic strip hero
1093:Thatcher represented for over 30 years.
4917:
4915:
4683:"Gordon Brown: From Stalin to Mr Bean"
3296:Kimball, Warren F. (8 December 2015),
2372:"He was something between God and man"
1852:, a parliamentary constituency in the
1737:, in creating her public image. While
1614:, a pejorative variation of BoJo (see
1405:during a PMQs debate on reform to the
794:, in reference to his neat appearance.
6239:Findon, Mary-Kate (25 October 2022).
4874:Grierson, Jamie (21 September 2015).
4796:(London). Retrieved 4 September 2007.
3769:"Margaret Thatcher: In her own words"
3374:Bradshaw, Peter (16 September 1999),
2033:Prime Minister parodies (Private Eye)
1727:as "she does tend to blow things up".
1478:powers, although she had no children.
7:
5229:Goyder, Caroline (27 January 2017).
4557:"The power of Brown's clunking fist"
4496:Assinder, Nick (19 September 2014).
4437:"'Clunking fist' - down but not out"
4405:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
3679:Cockerell, Michael (27 March 2005).
3273:Valaparla, Sneha (23 October 2012).
3075:Carter, Byrum E. (8 December 2015).
1823:scheme implemented in his tenure as
6897:Lists of nicknames of world leaders
6581:Tabberer, Jamie (20 October 2023).
5760:from the original on 10 August 2022
5179:Deacon, Michael (30 January 2017).
4681:Gimson, Andrew (29 November 2007).
4372:"PM downplays 'saving world' gaffe"
4334:Riddell, Peter (10 November 2005).
4104:Williams, Shirley (17 April 2013).
3827:Simpson, John (30 September 2009).
3219:Moynahan, Brian (30 October 2005).
2952:"The politics of drinking in power"
2093:Eighteenth-Century British Premiers
1634:, coined by the satirical magazine
1364:following the 2010 general election
6497:Forsyth, Alex (2 September 2020).
6445:Wilson, Eliot (27 December 2023).
6416:McDonald, Andrew (19 April 2023).
6213:Belam, Martin (22 February 2020).
6168:Luckhurst, Phoebe (6 April 2020).
5886:Elgot, Jessica (20 January 2022).
5808:Ashton, Emily (5 September 2022).
5782:Cohen, Tamara (5 September 2022).
4893:Reilly, Nicholas (11 April 2016).
4744:Rentoul, John (14 December 2010).
1819:, a term used in reference to the
1314:. The word means 'fat' in Spanish.
994:, an anagram of Margaret Thatcher.
25:
6291:Baldwin, Tom (21 February 2024).
6170:"Admit It: You Fancy Rishi Sunak"
5860:Morrison, Hamish (31 July 2022).
5620:"Chris wants Nirvana jumper back"
5282:Newman, Cathy (18 October 2016).
4713:"Brown accused of 'ruthlessness'"
3484:The Life and Times of Private Eye
2732:"BOOKS: A fuzzy sense of history"
1986:, a nickname given to Starmer by
1968:, a nickname given to Starmer by
1085:during the BBC's coverage of the
6523:Wheeler, Brian (26 April 2023).
6338:Browning, Oliver (25 May 2022).
6043:Waters, Lowenna (4 March 2019).
5618:Coleman, Maureen (11 May 2004).
5435:"HS2 should be a no-no for BoJo"
4078:Smith, Rebecca (8 August 2010).
3486:, London: Penguin, p. 104,
3320:Hauge, Ron; Kelly, Sean (1987),
2817:. BBC Television. Archived from
2021:
2009:
1804:of a lettuce, which she did not.
1189:Disney character of a young deer
1069:Secretary of State for Education
320:The Cicero of the British Senate
6390:Patrick, Holly (18 July 2023).
6123:Elledge, Jonn (12 April 2022).
5991:Sands, Leo (5 September 2022).
5407:Glenday, James (15 July 2016).
4947:O'Carroll, Lisa (11 May 2012).
4649:Parris, Matthew (30 May 2009).
4414:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
4303:Watson, Rob (31 January 2003).
4184:Young, Toby (24 January 2000).
3973:. 10 April 2013. Archived from
3655:"Jim Callaghan's flawed legacy"
3653:Moore, Robert (28 March 2005).
3250:Pukas, Anna (2 November 2012).
1846:Maharaja of the Yorkshire Dales
1705:Chief Secretary to the Treasury
850:, Churchill's nickname for him.
728:was his favourite code name or
96:George II's Favourite Nonentity
6364:Byron, Daniel (17 July 2023).
6017:Williams, Zoe (4 March 2019).
5748:Belam, Martin (29 July 2022).
5592:Guardian Staff (2 July 2019).
5066:Malone, Carole (9 July 2016).
4981:Read, Jonathon (13 May 2021).
4788:Rumbelow, Helen (21 May 2005).
3833:. Pan Macmillan. p. 133.
3081:. Princeton University Press.
1537:2017 general election campaign
1324:, often sarcastically used by
1220:President of the United States
1157:president of the United States
1128:puppet portraying him as such.
988:is the only system that works.
227:, after the Jesuit missionary
1:
6265:Plummer, Kate (17 May 2021).
5964:Berny, Laura (10 July 2022).
5047:Gayle, Damien (9 July 2016).
4846:Evans, Lloyd (25 July 2014).
4806:Hough, Andrew (19 May 2012).
4336:"The collapse of Teflon Tony"
3854:Rentoul, John (13 May 2007).
3681:"Uncle with a dash of menace"
3324:, Collier Books, p. 19,
1739:international trade secretary
1445:. This came about during the
815:title of an editorial cartoon
234:The Jesuit in Berkerly Square
6558:. 3 May 2023. Archived from
6149:Gill, Flora (4 April 2020).
4503:International Business Times
4305:"Tony Blair: The US poodle?"
4023:Gigot, Paul (8 April 2013).
3996:Walker, Tim (21 July 2008).
3560:"Held in misguided contempt"
3349:The British Diplomatic Files
3143:, English History 1914-1945.
3078:Office of the Prime Minister
718:; first given to him by the
6471:Evans, Greg (8 July 2020).
5834:Truss, Liz (25 June 2018).
4130:Thatcher, Margaret (1995).
4025:"Opinion: Maggie the Great"
1825:Chancellor of the Exchequer
1203:weapons of mass destruction
1031:
860:named Vass; popularised by
773:A sheep in sheep's clothing
6913:
5378:Dunt, Ian (24 July 2019).
4524:Muir, Hugh (9 July 2013).
1860:Will from The Inbetweeners
1163:, gained him the nickname
639:The Unknown Prime Minister
360:
28:
6682:
2906:. London. 6 November 1964
2028:United Kingdom portal
5622:. belfasttelegraph.co.uk
4689:. London. Archived from
4342:. London. Archived from
3744:"TV Interview for TV-AM"
3227:. London. Archived from
3022:. London. Archived from
1353:Prime Ministerial Decree
833:Night of the Long Knives
777:wolf in sheep's clothing
688:, for dressing in black.
567:Henry Campbell-Bannerman
241:William Pitt the Younger
6685:List of prime ministers
4670:(subscription required)
4630:. London. 11 March 1999
4360:(subscription required)
4247:Encyclopædia Britannica
4216:Oxford University Press
4029:The Wall Street Journal
2101:10.1057/9780230304635_3
1976:in response to alleged
1723:, supposedly coined by
1427:, in reference to the "
980:There Is No Alternative
809:, originally coined by
620:The Man Who Won The War
6714:votes of no confidence
3970:OxfordDictionaries.com
3506:Thorpe, D. R. (1997),
3380:London Review of Books
3221:"Guarding the bulldog"
2087:Leonard, Dick (2011).
2077:. Mansell, 1995, p. 2.
1504:EU referendum campaign
1482:Bloody Difficult Woman
1197:, associated with the
1168:
998:The Great She-Elephant
831:, in reference to the
692:Monsieur J'aime Berlin
159:William Pitt the Elder
4746:"Gordon the Squatter"
4555:(12 September 2014).
4291:minister was "Bliar".
3469:Thorpe (1997), p. 141
2900:"Last of the Romans?"
1938:, a reference to the
1527:Executive Order 13769
1498:, originally used by
1484:, originally used by
1214:, a reference to his
1147:
1087:1983 general election
1012:The Grocer's Daughter
743:Franklin D. Roosevelt
82:Screen-Master General
6726:International visits
6112:. 26 September 2023.
5110:. 25 September 2016.
4407:(15 November 2006).
4280:. London. 2 May 2007
4242:"Tony Blair profile"
4190:www.newstatesman.com
4138:. pp. 179–182.
3110:"Appearance of Evil"
1754:The Iron Weathercock
1672:The Blonde Bombshell
1565:withdrawal agreement
1516:Theresa the Appeaser
1274:, a common misquote.
1216:Special Relationship
1153:Special Relationship
936:Winter of Discontent
505:The People's William
426:The Rupert of Debate
387:his views on Ireland
110:King Henry the Ninth
35:adding missing items
6864:Cultural depictions
6721:Historical rankings
6078:. 30 December 2023.
5451:. 15 December 2019.
5433:Osborne, Alistair.
5201:(8 November 2016).
4687:The Daily Telegraph
4589:(7 November 2007).
4002:The Daily Telegraph
3605:on 16 December 2011
3277:. Read & Digest
3231:on 14 February 2007
3182:. 18 December 1938.
3026:on 30 December 2007
3019:The Daily Telegraph
2932:on 13 December 2009
2376:The Daily Telegraph
2293:on 8 September 2008
1821:Eat Out to Help Out
1350:decree each issue,
1272:Great Clunking Fist
1073:free milk at school
940:1926 general strike
775:, an adaptation of
735:Former Naval Person
679:Neville Chamberlain
339:Prosperity Robinson
5919:. 7 September 2022
5168:. 29 January 2017.
4756:on 4 November 2013
4467:(8 January 2007).
4378:. 10 December 2008
3531:"Sir Edward Heath"
3122:on 14 January 2005
2370:(31 August 2004).
2095:. pp. 31–39.
1960:transgender rights
1731:Queen of Instagram
1721:Human hand grenade
1701:Disruptor-in-Chief
1360:Squatter in No. 10
1169:
1165:"America's Poodle"
992:That Great Charmer
608:David Lloyd George
590:Last of the Romans
516:Murderer of Gordon
510:God's Only Mistake
356:Duke of Wellington
325:The Zany of Debate
166:The Great Commoner
89:Earl of Wilmington
6884:
6883:
6804:
6803:
6219:The Northern Echo
6129:The New Statesman
6092:. 6 January 2024.
6075:Independent.co.uk
5642:Da Silva, Chantal
5509:The Guillotines.
5481:Les Guillotines.
5462:O'Toole, Fintan.
5319:(22 March 2019).
5130:. 5 January 2017.
4435:(18 March 2009).
4409:"Commons Debates"
4346:on 14 August 2011
4132:The Path to Power
3945:on 25 August 2008
3840:978-0-330-51640-2
3508:Alec Douglas-Home
3404:on 25 August 2008
3331:978-0-02-040460-6
3307:978-1-4008-7999-1
3200:on 25 August 2008
3056:on 25 August 2008
3012:(30 April 2006).
2990:on 25 August 2008
2880:on 25 August 2008
2847:. 31 March 1930.
2795:on 25 August 2008
2737:Independent.co.uk
2712:on 25 August 2008
2683:on 25 August 2008
2657:on 25 August 2008
2628:on 25 August 2008
2599:on 25 August 2008
2570:on 25 August 2008
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2264:on 25 August 2008
2235:on 25 August 2008
2209:on 25 August 2008
2183:on 25 August 2008
2157:on 25 August 2008
2131:on 25 August 2008
2110:978-0-230-28478-4
1978:two-tier policing
1958:and particularly
1935:Captain Hindsight
1829:COVID-19 pandemic
1790:, a reference to
1772:Brexit referendum
1642:Dennis the Menace
1541:strong and stable
1288:, as Chancellor,
1266:Big Clunking Fist
1081:– a slip made by
1000:, an allusion to
969:That Bloody Woman
953:Margaret Thatcher
841:Alec Douglas-Home
817:published in the
716:(British) Bulldog
704:Winston Churchill
489:William Gladstone
475:Benjamin Disraeli
385:, a reference to
332:Viscount Goderich
229:Gabriel Malagrida
218:Earl of Shelburne
211:Lord-deputy North
189:The Turf Macaroni
117:Duke of Newcastle
18:Big clunking fist
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1865:The Inbetweeners
1770:side before the
1725:Dominic Cummings
1632:Boris the Menace
1569:House of Commons
1346:also had a mock
1058:Maggie the Great
1037:
820:Evening Standard
800:Harold Macmillan
698:towards Germany.
660:Ramsay MacDonald
615:The Welsh Wizard
596:The Sledgehammer
468:Lord Pumicestone
448:Earl of Aberdeen
433:Earl of Aberdeen
421:Scorpion Stanley
407:The Widow's Mite
299:Spencer Perceval
254:Three-bottle man
248:Pitt the Younger
207:(the north wind)
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1006:Just So Stories
1002:Rudyard Kipling
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4835:. 11 May 2011.
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4622:"Golden Brown"
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4578:
4553:Kellner, Peter
4544:
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4465:Ashley, Jackie
4456:
4433:Kettle, Martin
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3775:. 8 April 2013
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3708:(8 May 2000).
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3451:on 5 July 2011
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