List of fictional British politicians
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Prime ministers
Cabinet secretaries and ministers
Chancellors of the Exchequer
- Gillian Calderwood MP (Selina Cadell), Spooks
- The Rt. Hon. Eric Jeffries MP, Yes, Prime Minister
- Lawrence Wainwright MP, A Very British Coup
- The Rt. Hon. Catherine Walker MP, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard
Defence secretaries
- Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen), The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, A View to a Kill, and The Living Daylights
- Geoff Holhurst MP (Rob Edwards), The Thick of It
- The Rt. Hon. Sir Maxwell Hopkins MP, Yes, Prime Minister
Education secretaries
- The Rt. Hon. Henry Snodgrass MP, Yes, Prime Minister
Ministers of Education
- The Rt. Hon. Hugo Culpepper-Brown PC MP (Eric Barker), Blue Murder at St Trinian's (later Minister of State for Schools)
- John McNonentity MP, Spitting Image
- The Rt. Hon. Geoffrey Thwaites PC MP (Colin Firth), St Trinian's
Environment secretaries
- Annita Burke MP, House of Cards Trilogy
- Michael Samuels MP, House of Cards Trilogy
- The Rt. Hon. Brian Smithson MP, Yes, Prime Minister
Foreign secretaries
- Geoffrey Booza-Pitt MP – House of Cards Trilogy
- Patrick Woolton MP – House of Cards Trilogy
- James Allan MP (Alex Jennings), Spooks, 2003–2006
- Rachel Beauchamp MP (Jill Baker), Spooks, 2008–2010
- Ruth Chambers MP (Angela Bruce), Spooks, 2006–2008
- Lord Hilary Kilvert MP, The Five Royal Coachmen
- The Rt. Hon. Duncan Short MP, Yes, Prime Minister
- The Rt. Hon. Dorothy Crowther MP, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard
Home Secretary
- Nicholas Blake MP (Robert Glenister), Spooks
- Margaret Blaker (Isla Blair), The Quatermass Experiment
- Alistair Frith MP (Toby Whithouse), Being Human
- The Rt. Hon. Julia Montague MP, Bodyguard
- The Rt. Hon. Hilary Rees-Benson MP, The Amazing Mrs Pritchard
Secretaries of Trade and Industry
- Basil Corbett MP, Yes Minister
- The Rt. Hon. Geoffrey Pickles MP, Yes, Prime Minister
Secretaries of fictional ministries
Department of Administrative Affairs
- Minister for Administrative Affairs, Jim Hacker MP (Paul Eddington), Yes Minister, (later Prime Minister)
- Minister for Administrative Affairs Tom Sargent MP (Robert Urquhart), Yes Minister
Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship
- Secretary of State for Social Affairs (later and Citizenship) Hugh Abbot MP (Chris Langham), The Thick of It
- Secretary of State for Social Affairs Cliff Lawton MP (Tim Bentinck), The Thick of It
- Shadow Secretary of State for Social Affairs and Citizenship Peter Mannion MP (Roger Allam), The Thick of It (later Secretary of State for Social Affairs and Citizenship)
- Junior Minister of Social Affairs Dan Miller MP (Tony Gardner), The Thick of It (later Leader of the Opposition)
- Secretary of State for Social Affairs and Citizenship Nicola Murray MP (Rebecca Front), The Thick of It (later Leader of the Opposition)
- Minister for Immigration (DoSAC) Ben Swain MP (Justin Edwards), The Thick of It
- Minister of State for Social Affairs (DoSAC) Fergus Williams MP (Geoffrey Streatfeild), The Thick of It
Ministry of Magic
- Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge (Robert Hardy), Harry Potter[1]
- Minister for Magic Rufus Scrimgeour (Bill Nighy) Harry Potter[2]
Other fictional ministries
- Minister of International Commerce Sir John Dixon MP (Joss Ambler), The Black Sheep of Whitehall
- Minister with Unusual Portfolio Sir Ronald Rolands MP (Graham Crowden), Nebulous
- Minister for Silly Walks Mr. Teabag MP (John Cleese), Monty Python's Flying Circus
- Minister of Public Worship Oliver Brand MP (Labour), character in Robert Hugh Benson's novel Lord of the World[3]
Other
- First Lord of the Admiralty Sir Joseph Henry Porter KCB MP, H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan
- Attorney General Sir Edward Leithen MP - John Macnab by John Buchan
- Minister of State for Schools Sir Horace Bradford PC MP (Raymond Huntley), The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery
- Minister for the Arts Nick Everitt MP, Yes, Prime Minister
- Deputy Prime Minister Caroline Fox MP (Cheryl Campbell), Spooks, 2006–2010
- Secretary of State for Transport The Rt. Hon. Neil Hitchcock MP, Yes, Prime Minister
- Secretary of State for Wales Geronwy Hopkins MP (Hubert Rees), The New Statesman
- Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs Sir Ronald Masterman MP, The Five Royal Coachmen
- Secretary of State for Housing Sir Greville McDonald MP (Terence Alexander), The New Statesman (later Minister for Law and Order, Secretary of State for the Environment, MP for Devizes, Secretary of State for European Affairs and Leader of the Progressive Federalists Party)
- Minister of State for Scotland Hugh McKenzie MP, First Among Equals (later Secretary of State for Scotland)
- Secretary for European Affairs Lord Penryn, The Adventure of the Lost Holiday
- Minister of State for Health Leslie Potts MP, Yes, Prime Minister
- Minister of Housing and Planning Leslie Titmuss MP (David Threlfall), Titmuss Regained by John Mortimer (1991 TV series, sequel to Paradise Postponed 1986 series)
- Under-Secretary of Defence Adam Sutler MP, V for Vendetta
- Foreign Trade Minister Daniel Wise MP (Ian Bartholomew), Spooks
- Minister of International Trade The Rt. Hon. Christopher Waites, MP (Anthony Bate), The Saint episode "The Imprudent Politician"
- Under-Secretary for Finance Charles Wentworth MP, Spitting Image
- Henry Danby MP, IRA-assassinated minister responsible for the Long Kesh Internment Camp, whose death launches the plot for Harry's Game by Gerald Seymour (1975, televised 1982).
- Justice Secretary The Rt. Hon. Peter Laurence (Hugh Laurie), Roadkill