Philip Cotton | Tardis

Philip Cotton was the Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 1999 and 2000.

After Terry Brooks resigned, Cotton became Prime Minister ahead of a rumoured general election. (PROSE: Millennium Shock)

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Lance Parkin's AHistory compared Philip Cotton to the real world Jack Straw, who served in Tony Blair's Cabinet. Jack Straw and Philip Cotton both have agricultural products as surnames.

Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom

17th century

George Villiers

18th century

Robert Walpole • Henry Pelham • Lord North • Rockingham • Shelburne

19th century

William Pitt the Younger • George Canning • Arthur Wellesley • Lord Palmerston • Benjamin Disraeli • William Ewart Gladstone • Unnamed • Robert Gascoyne-Cecil

20th century

Robert Gascoyne-Cecil • Arthur Balfour • Henry Campbell-Bannerman • Herbert Asquith • David Lloyd George • Ramsay MacDonald • Stanley Baldwin • Neville Chamberlain • Winston Churchill • Clement Attlee • Anthony Eden • Unnamed

1960s	Harold MacMillan • Alec Douglas-Home • Harold Wilson

1970s	Edward Heath • Unnamed • Unnamed • Jeremy Thorpe • Shirley Williams • James Callaghan

1980s	Margaret Thatcher

1990s	Margery Phipps • John Major • Unnamed • Edward Greyhaven • Terry Brooks

21st century

2000s	Philip Cotton • Tony Blair • Kenneth Clarke • Unnamed • "Joseph Green" • Harriet Jones • "Harold Saxon" • Aubrey Fairchild • Brian Green

2010s	Unnamed • Unnamed • Unnamed • Kenneth LeBlanc • Amanda Holden • Daniel Claremont • Unnamed • Felicity • Fiona • Theresa May

2020s	Boris Johnson • Jo Patterson • Edward Lawn Bridges • S. J. Wordley • The Director

2030s -2060s	The Director • Dai • Mariah Learman • Unnamed

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