British politics loves a good nickname, from affectionate to downright savage. Which one tickles you the most?
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Bojo
Boris Johnson's nickname stuck like marmite on toast. Love him or loathe him, it's instantly recognisable.
Two Jags
A classic dig at the former Deputy PM's ministerial motors. Proof that British political nicknames can be brilliantly petty.
The Iron Lady
Originally meant as an insult by a Soviet journalist, Thatcher wore it like armour. Now arguably the most famous political nickname ever.
Sir Keir Starmer-geddon
Critics love mocking Starmer's lawyerly vibe with various spins on his name. Not catchy, but persistent.

Gordon the Moron
Tabloid nicknames don't get more unkind than this swipe at Gordon Brown. Pure British political theatre.
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