
Downing Street has seen saints, sinners and everything in between. Some rebuilt Britain, others left it smouldering, but which one genuinely reshaped the nation?
Put the items in your preferred order.

Winston Churchill
Rallied a battered nation through its darkest hour and became the face of British defiance. Love him or loathe his imperial baggage, he's impossible to ignore.

Clement Attlee
Built the NHS, the welfare state and post-war Britain while barely raising his voice. Arguably the most consequential PM you rarely hear quoted.

Margaret Thatcher
Smashed the unions, sold off the family silver and dragged Britain rightward for a generation. Still splits the nation down the middle at any dinner party.

Tony Blair
Landslide victories, devolution, the Good Friday Agreement, and then Iraq. A legacy that swings wildly depending on which chapter you read.

Harold Wilson
Legalised abortion, decriminalised homosexuality and opened up universities. The 60s Britain we remember was built on his watch.
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