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Chris Patten Governor of Hong Kong1992–1997

Tony Blair

Rupert Murdoch

Tony BlairPM 1997-2007

Gordon Brown

Chancellor of the

Exchequer1997–2007

Robin CookSecretary of

State for Foreign and

Commonwealth Affairs

1997–2001

Peter Mandelson

Minister without Portfolio

1997–1998Secretary of

State for Trade and Industry

1998

William Hague Secretary of

State for Wales1995–1997

Leader of the Opposition1997–2001

Keith Richards

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Alex Salmond

Leader of the SNP

1990-2000,2004-present

First Minister of Scotland

2007-present

Donald Dewar First Minister of

Scotland1999-2000

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Plaid Cymru — The Party

of Wales (1925) Dafydd Wigley

President of Plaid Cymru1981-1984, 1991–2000

Northern Ireland

Assembly (Stormont)in Belfast

1998-elections

1999-devolution

George RobertsonSecretary of

State for Defence1997–1999

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Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London2000–2008

Iain Duncan Smith Leader of the Opposition

2001–2003

Michael HowardSecretary of State for the Environment1992–1993

Home Secretary1993–1997

Leader of the Opposition

2003–2005

9/11

British Troops in Afghanistan

London, February 15, 2003

Jack StrawHome Secretary

1997–2001 Secretary of

State for Foreign and

Commonwealth Affairs

2001–2006

Dr. David Kelly

2005General Elections

David CameronLeader of the Opposition, 2005-2010

Alexander Litvinenko

Gordon BrownPM 2007-2010

Alistair DarlingSecretary of

State for Trade and Industry2006–2007

Chancellor of the Exchequer

2007–2010

David MilibandSecretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural

Affairs2006–2007

Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth

Affairs2007–2010

Boris Johnson Mayor of London2008 – present

2010 General Elections

David CameronPM 2010–present

Nick Clegg Deputy Prime Minister of the

United Kingdom2010–present

Lord President of the Council

2010–present

William Hague

Secretary of State for

Foreign and Commonweal

th Affairs2010–present

George Osborne

Chancellor of the Exchequer

2010–present

Vince CableSecretary of

State for Business,

Innovation and Skills

2010–present

The Baroness Warsi

Chairman of the Conservative

Party2010–present

Minister without Portfolio

2010–present

Ed Miliband Secretary of

State for Energy and Climate

Change2008–2010

Leader of the Labour Party2010–present

Student RiotLondon,10.11.10

26.3.2011

Tottenham Riot,

6-7.8.2011

Elizabeth II in Ireland, May 2011