Who was Britain’s Greatest Prime Minister? Episode 2: Stanley Baldwin

In the second episode of our new series on the prime ministers that experts believe accomplished most, Dominic Sandbrook champions Stanley Baldwin

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Published: April 27, 2021 at 1:27 pm

In the second episode of our new series profiling the prime ministers that experts believe accomplished most during their time in 10 Downing Street, historian and broadcaster Dominic Sandbrook champions three-time 20th-century leader Stanley Baldwin.

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