100 Years Ago

27 MAY 1923 The Turkish and Greek armies agreed at the Lausanne Conference that they would not enter into a

26 MAY 1923 The new Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin confirmed that he would temporarily also take the role of Chancellor

25 MAY 1923 Stanley Baldwin completed the list of his Cabinet with the exception of the announcement of who his

24 MAY 1923 It was confirmed that the Prime Minister had asked Lord Curzon to remain as Prime Minister, Lord

23 MAY 1923 Stanley Baldwin was appointed as the new Prime Minister, in succession to Andrew Bonar Law who retired

22 MAY 1923 Political speculation continued about who would replace Andrew Bonar Law who had resigned as Prime Minister. A

21 MAY 1923 Andrew Bonar Law, the Prime Minister, offered his immediate resignation to the King on the advice of

20 MAY 1923 Andrew Bonar Law, the Prime Minister, returned to London from Paris alongside his son, amidst rumours that

19 MAY 1923 It was announced by authorities in Paris that Andrew Bonar Law, the Prime Minister, was suffering from

18 MAY 1923 Raymond Poincaré, the Prime Minister of France, said that the country’s troops would remain in the Ruhr