Prime Minister Collection (page 100)

Margaret Thatcher Conservative MP October 1961 at her Farnborough, Kent home with her twin 8 year old children Mark and Carol

Tony Blair labour leader 1995

Tony Blair joins a music class at Fleet Junior School Fleet Road, Hampstead, London. December 1995

Tony Blair MP Labour speaking at Labour leadership elections 1994

John Major MP and Baroness Margaret Thatcher on the podium at the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool 1995

George Bush the US President with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at a Nato Conference

Tony Blair Labour Leader MP and John Prescott MP Deputy Leader receive a standing ovation at the end of the party conference with their wives 1995

Tony Blair opens Blackpool Cllegiate School with Jessa Jowell and Estelle Morris. 1990s

Mark Thatcher, son of Margaret Thatcher leaves Number 10 Downing Street. 1990s

Margaret Thatcher leaves Number 10 Downing Street for the last time after she was defeated by John Major in the Conservative Party leadership election 1990

Tony Blair MP and Hemsworth Labour candidate Jon Trickett at Minsthorpe College in Yorkshire. 1996

Cherie Blair wife of Labour leader Tony Blair at a debate for Women lawyers

Margaret Thatcher Tory MP for Finchley at her Farnborough Kent home with her children. 1961

Tony Blair MP sitting in green chair under lamp picture taken by George Robertson. 1996

Tony Blair waving from inside car while in Stirling. 1990s

Catherine Taylor prospective candidate with Tony Blair MP at Scottish Labour Conference

Tony Blair MP in fighting talk mode with George Robertson MP Shadow Secretary of State Scotland in Glasgow clenched fist. 1990s

Tony Blair shakes hands with new MP Tony Howarth sitting at a fountain with sculpture in background. 1995

Labour leader Tony Blair prepares his conference speech in his rooms at the House of Commons

Tony Blair British Chamber Commerce conference Aberdeen. May 1995

Tony Blair Labour Party leader making a point addressing the CBI in Edinburgh International Conference Centre. 1995

Tony Blair MP Labours Opportunities For Business Conference. September 1996

Labour leader Tony Blair addressing the Scottish Labour Conference in Inverness. 1990s

Tony Blair arms in the air looking triumphant, receiving applause, with George Robertson at Scottish Labour Party Conference

Tony Blair British Prime Minister 8th September 1997, in Argyle Street Glasgow with wife Cherie and Scottish Secretary Donald Dewar

Labour Leader Tony Blair at Dumfries with wife Cherie Blair holding Red Rose. Tony stands with hands open whilst talking at microphone. April 1997

Margaret Thatcher MP doing some shopping at her local butchers 1978

Tony Blair speaking at Scottish Labour Conference 1996

Tony Blair MP in Ayr with wife Cherie Blair and George Robertson MP at Mainholm Academy school in Ayr. 1990s

Margaret Thatcher Conservative MP 1970

Anthony Barber MP and Margaret Thatcher MP at 1970 Conservative Party Conference

Labour Party leader Tony Blair braves the sweltering sun to share drink with having a drink with Phil Woolas, the Labour candidate in the upcoming Littledown

Tony Blair Labour leader during interview in February 1995

British Prime Minister Tony Blair accepts a chocolate from Judy Mallaber MP for Amber Valley, during a tea party at No.10 Downing Street

THE PRIME MINISTER JULY 1999 ADDRESSING THE MANAGERS OF THE UNDERGROUND. THE PRIME MINISTER TONY BLAIR AND JOHN PRESCOTT WALKED THROUGH ST JAMES SPARK TUBE STATION THIS MORNING

David Blunkett MP Education Secretary September 1999 gives his speech at the 1999 Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth. Pictured with Tony Blair MP Prime Minister

Tony Blair MP and Cherie Blair at Labour Party Conference 1999

Prime Minister Tony Blair and John Prescott at the Labour Party Conference Sep 1999 in Bournemouth

Free Maths Stuff For Schools Promotion September 1999 Tony Blair PM with Education Secretary David Blunkett at Southfields School in Luton

Tony Blair MP and Cherie Blair with John Prescott at Labour Party Conference 1999

Tony Blair and Cherie Blair at Bournemouth Church Sept 1999, leaving Church service

Tony Blair MP and Carol Vorderman and David Blunkett September 1999, with school children from Southfields School Luton to launch Free Maths Stuff for Schools

Tony Blair MP Prime Minister September 1999, on the platform making a speech at the Labour Party Conference at Bournemouth

Tony Blair during Question and Answer Session at Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth. September 1999

Prime Minister Tony Blair at the Labour Party Conference Sep 1999 in Bournemouth

Tony Blair Prime Minister and Mo Mowlam Sep 1999 - Question and Answer Session at Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth

Gordon Brown gets a standing ovation Sept 1999 at the Labour party conference at Bournemouth with Prime minister Tony Blair

Prime Minister Tony Blair and wife Cherie at the Labour Party Conference Sep 1999 in Bournemouth

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"Prime Minister: A Legacy of Leadership and Resilience" In the midst of a world engulfed in chaos, Winston Churchill emerged as a symbol of hope and determination. His famous V for Victory sign, made in 1942, became an iconic gesture that rallied nations together during World War II. As he stood outside 10 Downing Street, Sir Winston Churchill's unwavering resolve inspired millions. But the role of a prime minister extends beyond mere gestures, and is about making tough decisions to protect one's nation. Just like "The Plum Pudding in Danger, " depicted in a vibrant colored engraving from 1805, prime ministers face constant threats and challenges that demand their attention. One such leader was William Gladstone, who dedicated his life to public service. In moments of respite captured by an unknown artist around 1945, we catch glimpses of Gladstone enjoying leisurely pursuits – reminding us that even leaders need time for reflection. Across borders and ideologies, figures like Lenin left indelible marks on history. Aleksandr Gerasimov's portraits from the late 1930s capture Lenin's intensity and conviction; traits shared by many prime ministers throughout history. Churchill himself embodied these qualities as he tirelessly fought against tyranny during World War II. Whether it was making the V-for-Victory sign or building walls at his beloved Chartwell home in Kent, Churchill exemplified leadership with every action he took. Yet no discussion on prime ministers would be complete without mentioning Franklin Roosevelt – another great statesman whose partnership with Churchill shaped the course of history. Together they forged alliances that brought about victory over fascism while laying foundations for peace. The title "prime minister" carries immense weight – it represents not just power but also responsibility towards one's countrymen. From inspiring gestures to quiet contemplation; from facing danger head-on to forging alliances for progress; these are all part of what it means to be a prime minister.