It's possible, but not very likely.
The Prime Minister is the head of the UK Government and is appointed by the Queen. By convention, the Queen first invites the leader of the largest political party elected to the House of Commons, but he needs to be able to command a majority in the House.
It would be possible for a Norwegian national (as an EU citizen) living in the UK to stand and be elected to parliament. His party could choose him as their leader and find themselves with a majority in parliament. Whether British voters would elect a a Norwegian or a party appoint one as leader is another matter.
It's more likely that a Norwegian could become the British Monarch. King Harald of Norway is 65th in line to the British throne and followed by various members of his family. So if the King decides he is too busy, one of his children might take on the job.
Allied, he was the Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1939 but resigned after the disastrous Norwegian Campaign.
No, he was Prime Minister of Great Britain.
There is a legislature, prime minister, and court system in Great Britain.
Margaret Thatcher served as Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1979 until 1991. She was Great Britain's first female Prime Minister.
Great Britain
Great Britain :)
Theresa May is the current Prime Minister of Great Britain.
Contact the Baptist Union of Great Britian. The Baptist Union of Great Britain will be able to answer your question in ways I could not possibly begin to answer it.
you could try look on wikipedia
Lord Frederick North was the Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1775. 1775 was also the year that the American war of Independence broke out.
The Prime MInister of Great BRitain.
Yes.