Who became the British Prime Minister after Gordon Brown?

Answer 1

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The above is a meaningless answer- Gordon Brown was voted out at the General Election of May 2010 and replaced by the Conservative David Cameron. Cameron heads a Government that is a coalition of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, with the latter being the smaller party- although the Conservatives won the largest share of the vote, they didn't have enough seats required by law to form a Government. This left the Liberal Democrats in the position of 'Kingmakers'- they could have gone into a coalition deal with either Labour or the Conservatives and given either party enough seats to form a Government. However, the Liberal Democrats wanted whichever party they chose, to agree to hold a Referendum that proposed a change in the voting system from 'first past the post' to Proportional Representation. Labour refused to agree to this, so the Lib Dems went into coalition with the Conservatives instead., with their leader Nick Clegg as Deputy Prime Minister.

David Cameron is the second youngest Prime Minister ever to hold the office, second only to William Pitt the Younger- he is only 46 years old, very young to hold such an important job.

Answer 2

David Cameron, the present PM- he defeated Labour in the May 2010 General election, but did not have enough seats to form a majority Government so entered into a Coalition with the Liberal Democrats.