Top 10 Best Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom

Easily one of the best world leaders ever. Churchill not only led Western Civilisation in its darkest time against the Nazis, but he also was among the leading figures in the fight against communism.
Churchill is the greatest politician in modern history, much better than any of your American "heroes"! For Petes sake you guys know nothing about history, Franklin D Roosevelt sold Poland to the Soviets for them to join the UN in exchange; this did nothing to stop the cold war. And as far as Churchill being racist, if he hadn't lived this world would be Nazi occupied nothing more racist than that, and "Churchill's" concentration camps that is a fake conspiracy. to end this I will quote him; "...ride out the storm of war, and to outlive the menace of tyranny, if necessary for years, if necessary alone. At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do..." now shut up your fake, KKK news
Yeah dudes! Actually, without the UK joining the Allied Forces during both World Wars, the Nazis destroyed the British army COMPLETELY. but Sir Winston Churchill's speeches inspired his troops. It's even inspired me. 1 thing I LOVED about him was his quotes. My favorite 1's r:
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it's the will to continue that counts"
And
"If you're going through hell, keep going"
I think that Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill was the greatest leader during the Second World War. He brought hope to British people when the United Kingdom was besieged by the Nazists. The United Kingdom is the country in the world that I admire the most.

Created the NHS and social security, promoted education for all. Granted independence to India and the reconstruction of the British Empire.
Won Labour there first majority in 1945, over Conservatives' Mr. Churchill/ Britain was in debt and de-moralised after the War, he re-nationalised industries like coal and oil and created thousands of jobs. He also created free universal healthcare in the form of the NHS. Yes he was from a privileged background but he knew how to help the working class of our country. A lesson for supports of David Cameron's cuts, when you are in debt you need to spend money to get people back to work and paying tax not austerity.
Jermey Cobyn is another Democratic Socialist who will do much the same, if Labour's elected in 2012.
The most definitive example of why Socialism as a doctrine fails in practise just as badly as it fails in theory. Easily the most overrated Prime Minister in history. Thank this mans administration for Britain being the sick man of Europe for so long, creating wholly destitute welfare dependent sections of this once proud nation.
A great man who made Britain work for the many and not the few. He implemented socialist policies without creating a socialist country; honestly a disgrace that he's not top of the list. The reforms he introduced were well overdue and Britain wouldn't be Britain without him. His memory is our greatest weapon.

A strong women with new ideas based on US free market economy she did what she said she would. It's a shame these actions including spending cuts lead to a 3.5 million unemployed, strikes after strikes and a UK recession created by her actions! Her privatisation of British Gas made bills higher, her de-regulation of the banks caused the 2008 crash. A huge rise inequality and a decline in manufacturing still felt today!
She could be nasty and vicious her party threw her out in 1990 due to this, she did not listen or compromise her views not a quality of a good leader.
She demonstrates perfectly the flaws of capitalism.
Thatcher saved this country from a communist labour party who forced private company's over to the public at their expense these people worked hard for what they had only for labour to take it away and bankrupt decent honest people they gave money to people who didn't want to work and that's acceptable!? They caused the winter of discontent and rats cats and wild dogs had a field day they nearly bankrupted GB and turned us into a third world country what that achieved after those commie dim wits was nothing short of a miracle poor hugos needs to put some glasses on and look at the state labour left us in everyone on strike and no earning poor Hugo hasn't got a clue what he's talking about it bet his granddad was a commie miner
Churchill? Best? Absolutely not! Yes, I admire Churchill for uniting us and leading us to victory during WWII, But Lloyd George did the same in WWI. Baroness Thatcher, in my opinion, was a remarkable woman, a role model for young children. She shows little girls around the world that women can achieve exactly the same as men; that we're all equal under the eyes of God, who gives us equal opportunities. She ran our country well. I absolutely admire this legendary woman!
Without a doubt, the best Prime Minister in British History. Socialists will whine and howl about how she inflicted too much damage on the economy, but as someone who remembers the 70s and how Labour almost destroyed Britain and made us the Sick Man of Europe, I know those were drastic times that called for drastic measures. It was do or die, if anybody else had been in her shoes, Britain would have ceased to exist within a decade.

the best pm. helped the lgbtq community by legalising being gay which at the time was almost unheard of. he also came from exremly humble backgrounds in Huddersfield and so helped the working class a great deal.
A very smart man, who, despite flaws, did a tremendous amount of good for the country
A personal favourite
Very good pm

Blair's policies help reshaped Britain thanks to his reforms and policies. However, if he didn't accept President Bush's decisions to be part of the war in the Middle East. He would've been a better PM.
In his first term he was radical he introduced a minimum wage, spent more the NHS and schools which were left to crumble under the Conservatives.
Not very left wing he did not re-nationalise anything and did not increase taxes on business, his big mistake was Iraq!
One terrible misjudgement over the Iraq war, but otherwise a great leader and true statesman, but with compassionate social democrat tendencies. Made Labour electable after 20 years and Foot, Benn and a young Corbyn destroyed the party
He spent money on the NHS, also he rebuilt crumbles from the tories, he banned homophobic discrimination, and repealing section 28 I forgot banning fox hunting. Great PM

Led the nation through the turbulent times of the Great War. He also acted as the level-headed mediator between the two extremes of the Allied powers in how Germany was to be treated after the war.
Radical modern thinker ahead of his time. Many character flaws but as a prime minister, He was fantastic in the First World War and was a radical chancellor
A great leader during World War I.
Amazing leader in World War 1
Laid the foundation for the Good Friday Agreement- he was not given sufficient credit for doing so- Tony Blair took too much of the credit. Left the British economy in best shape for many years.
A Conservative from a modest background, won the 1992 election against the odds. From 1990- 1997 he lead a fairly united front reigning in the extremes of Thatcherism. He signed the EU Treaty, but found it difficult to lead a party of which many wanted to exit the EU. He also looked boring compared the charismatic Tony Blair, but major had more substance.
"You've never had it so good" speech.
One of his innovations at the Treasury was the introduction of premium bond.
In 1928 Macmillan was described by his political hero, and now Parliamentary colleague, David Lloyd George, as a "born rebel".
My favourite

He strengthened the British Empire, helping to establish her as the most powerful nation in the world. He also brilliantly turned the Congress of Berlin to Britain's favour.
Great PM. Believed in Conservative principles like strong defense, respecting tradition and different social classes. But at the same time cared about the working class and those less fortunate.
A Conservative PM, the only Jewish one is history

Since 2005 he has tried to modernise the Labour party to some avail under the Lib Dem coalition in 2010 as PM he increased tution fees, made big cuts to welfare and council services and re-organised the NHS. He cut tax for the rich too, the only progressive change was legalising Same-Sex Marriage. He copied the speeches and style on Tony Blair and won a majority in 2015, but his party looks increasingly split over the EU?
He will be gone by 2020 let's hope it's not Boris who replaces him before the election.
Vote Labour, unless your a millionaire!
Not a huge fan, but one look at the absolutely psychotic comments below signify the utterly vile types opposed to him. Was always the superior option to Millipede and Komerade Korbyn.
He was so good and now I am sad that he has resigned
He was a great pm but a horrible person, he was a good pm for rebuilding our economy but he was racist and islamophobic

Promoted private activity and small government. Grew the country's wealth so fast by nearly destroying taxes. People had so much money to spend and goods to choose from due to tariffs being cut and hammered down.
Who in their right mind would want to fight with their best customer. Also fostered peaceful relations with foreign countries.
The empire grew greatest during his reign, he helped the Irish situation, enfranchised a huge percentage of the population.
Social Welfare policies and Ireland. Should be # 1
Became MP at 24 years old. Restored national finances, Protected Britain from French invasion. Served for nearly 20 years.

Very underrated. More talent than most.
Best pm Britain has ever had
Was an amazing prime minister wish he’d have kicked the tories down the toad so they wouldn't have rose like they have now
Initiated the abolition of slavery, the 1832 Reform Act and held together a very varied government. The most underrated British Prime Minister.
Great guy. Really. Definitely underrated
No brainer, really. Himself, Earl Grey and the Duke of Wellington were the most feared politicians during the late 1820s and the early 1830s during William IV's reign. This man was quiet, unassuming but unbelievably clever. He even ran his own party himself for a while since most of the ministers were against him after the repeal of the corn laws in 1846. But this iconic man changed the face for the conservative party ever since he introuced a police force that was soon to be widespread across the UK, and the fact that hed altered and set up many policies as home secretary during the late 1820s amd early 1840s as PM, that would've had proven vital in the future, and boy most of them did. He'd eat Major, Thatcher Cameron and May for breakfast! Sir Robert was the first British prime minister to be photographed, sometime in the late 1840's apparently, but its not yet displayed on the internet.
Father of the modern day police force. Should be in the top 5.
Why is everyone hating on Theresa?
Why don't you try running Brexit when every MP changes their mind every two seconds!
I do feel sorry for he she tried and tried, but FAILED!
She has brought us all together with brexit, she in an exceptionally good dancer and she puts every other prime minister including Churchill to shame. god bless you May
Only just begun as PM but I think she'll be great.
If she can get all of this free trade stuff down and get us cleanly out of this brexit with us been able to do far more stuff than we could do in the eu she could rise to be one of the greatest prime ministers to ever take the role (ofc if everything does go cleanly)
Conservatives answer to Harold Wilson, but his party like to forget him despite his stunning 1970 election victory. Why? He got the UK in the EU supported then ironically by Thatcher and increased coal miners wages like the unions wanted.
He was a compassionate Conservative not a stingy right-wing one like Thatcher or Cameron who hate the poor.
Pro-Europe, pro-progress.

He is the best man in the world!
The current PM. Led Brexit. I think he is really good.
Hey, you don’t realise but he will either make this country into a success or ruin it to shreds..😓
#buzzcutsforboris love this man has such character and energy that our country needs to escape Brussels