Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom (Mercbl)

This is a list of the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom in the Mercbl scenario.
This is not intended to be entirely realistic, nor a reflection of my own political views.
==55. Member for Uxbridge and South Ruislip: Boris Johnson-Conservative (2019-2022)==
2022: On the 21 May 2022, Boris Johnson resigned the office of Prime Minister in the wake of the Partygate scandal, with the police investigation finding him to be in breach of his own lockdown laws.
==56. Member for Esher and Walton: Dominic Raab-Conservative (2022-2024)==
2022:
2023:
2024:
==57. Member for Holborn and St Pancras: Sir Keir Starmer-Labour (2024-2029)==
2024: Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister after entering into a coalition with the Scottish National Party, which gave him the majority of seats in the House of Commons, but which also committed him to holding a second referendum on Scottish independence. 
2025: On the 28th of January 2025, the Second Scottish Independence Referendum successfully passed, with 53.4% of Scots voting to leave the United Kingdom.
2026:
2027:
2028: On the 28th of January 2028, Scotland officially seceded from the United Kingdom, with Nicola Sturgeon becoming its first Prime Minister.
2028:
==58. Member for Bromsgrove: Sajid Javid-Conservative (2029-2034)==
==59. Member for Richmond (Yorks): Rishi Sunak-Conservative (2034-2038)==
==60. Member for Hertsmere: Oliver Dowden-Conservative (2038-2039)==
==61. Member for Leeds West: Rachel Reeves-Labour (2039-2048)==
==62. Member for Beckenham: Christian Watts-Labour (2048-2049)==
==63. Member for Turnbridge Wells: Leon Lawrence-New Britain (2049)==
2049: Former lawyer Leon Lawrence became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom as the leader of the New British Party, as the leader of a coalition with the Conservative Party. However, the Conservatives would withdraw their support for the New British Party and instead back Mary Russel-Hayes's newly formed Liberal United Party following an interview given by Lawrence where he claimed that "Scotland is an integral part of Britain, and the British nation" and that "it is an unfortunate truth, but occasionally, stronger measures must be taken in order to ensure that a people, or a nation, will remain united, as they should be".
==64. Member for Poplar and Limehouse: Mary Russel-Hayes-Liberal United (2049-2052)==
==65. Member for Cambridge: Niki Vahdat-Liberal United (2052)==
2052: Following the Fall of London, the Secretary of State for Education in the Russel-Hayes ministry, Niki Vahdat, would become the 65th, and last Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Vahdat was the most senior cabinet minister to remain in a relatively secure location following the Fall of London, having been in her electorate of Cambridge when the city became surrounded. Vahdat's term would last less then a month before her surrender to Lawrence's forces, and the dissolution of the United Kingdom with the treaty of Birmingham on the 23rd of August 2052.
The office of Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was abolished following the British Civil War and Leon Lawrence became the first President of the Great British Republic. However, the remaining members of the United Kingdom's government that managed to escape after the civil war along with the royal family, would establish the position of Prime Minister of the United British Territories as the head of a government in exile.
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