19 baby names inspired by Prime Ministers

19 baby names inspired by UK Prime Ministers

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If you are a political fan and would like to choose a baby name inspired by a Prime Minister, here’s the only list you need.

  • Alexander (Douglas-Home)

  • Andrew (Bonar Law)

  • Anthony (Eden and Blair)

  • Arthur (Wellesley, Balfour, and Chamberlain)

  • Benjamin (Disraeli)

  • Clement (Attlee)

  • David (Lloyd George and Cameron)

  • Edward (Heath)

  • Gordon (Brown)

  • Harold (Macmillan and Wilson, although neither of their first names were actually Harold)

  • James (Callaghan - although his first name was actually Leonard)

  • John (Stuart, Russell, and Major)

  • Margaret (Thatcher) - the only baby girl’s name on the list!

  • Neville (Chamberlain)

  • Ramsay (MacDonald - although his first name was James)

  • Spencer (Crompton and Perceval)

  • Stanley (Baldwin)

  • William (Cavendish, Pitt - elder and younger - Wyndham, Lamb, and Gladstone)

  • Winston (Churchill)

William was number 10 on the list of the top baby boys’ names for 2014, while James was number 9 on the list. To find out the top 50 baby boys’ names in 2014 according to the Office of National Statistics, click here.

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Picking your baby’s name is a huge task and can take up a lot of your waking thoughts while you’re pregnant. The best thing to do is lots of research - read a baby names book (or 7), search online for baby name ideas, and use our baby name generator for a bit of inspiration.

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