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'''Harold Osborne''' (''Harold James Osborne''; born 19 June, 1964) has been the [[Prime Minister of Esthursia]] since 30 January 2015. Alongside his role as Prime Minister, Osborne also serves as the Leader of the [[Social Democrats (Esthursia)|Social Democrats]] and has represented Brantley South as a Baron since the [[2006 Esthursian general election]]. Osborne identifies as a "true social democrat", and has been seen by many as increasingly positioned towards the left of his party. He has also previously served as Secretary for Health under [[John Largan]]'s administration, and in the Shadow Cabinet under Largan and [[Mark Willesden]], having been seen as a rising star throughout the 2000s Harding era. His position as Shadow Secretary for Working Rights became unexpectedly important after [[Black Tuesday (Esthursia)|the 2010 market crash]] and preceding industrial action, and he became a vocal critic of the Einarsson government.
'''Harold Osborne''' (''Harold James Osborne''; born 19 June, 1964) has been the [[Prime Minister of Esthursia]] since 30 January 2015. Alongside his role as Prime Minister, Osborne also serves as the Leader of the [[Social Democrats (Esthursia)|Social Democrats]] and has represented Brantley South as a Baron since the [[2006 Esthursian general election]]. Osborne identifies as a "true social democrat", and has been seen by many as increasingly positioned towards the left of his party. He has also previously served as Secretary for Health under [[John Largan]]'s administration, and in the Shadow Cabinet under Largan and [[Mark Willesden]], having been seen as a rising star throughout the 2000s Harding era. His position as Shadow Secretary for Working Rights became unexpectedly important after [[Black Tuesday (Esthursia)|the 2010 market crash]] and preceding industrial action, and he became a vocal critic of the Einarsson government.
Osborne was born and grew up in suburban Brantley, in the north of Osynstry, and attended selective state schools for both primary and secondary, before staying within Brantley for university. It is known that Osborne joined the Social Democrats in his first year of university, after meeting with then-Prime Minister [[Edgar Heresparn]].

Revision as of 21:12, 9 February 2022

The Right Honourable
Harold Osborne
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Prime Minister of Esthursia
Assumed office
30 January 2015
MonarchArthur IX
DeputyElizabeth Grey
Preceded byJohn Largan
Leader of the Social Democrats
Assumed office
30 January 2015
Preceded byJohn Largan
Secretary of State for Health and Care
In office
23 January 2011 – 30 January 2015
Prime MinisterJohn Largan
Preceded byRosemary Manning
Succeeded byJeremy Wilson
Shadow Secretary of State for Working Rights
In office
17 June 2007 – 23 January 2011
LeaderJohn Largan
Preceded byJacob Newham-Smith
Succeeded byWilliam Gloucester
Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Care
In office
17 June 2007 – 23 January 2011
LeaderMark Willesden
Preceded byGraham Jones
Succeeded byRosemary Manning
Baron for Brantley Newcaster
Assumed office
2 April 2006
Preceded bySir Edmund North
Minister for Brantley Greenhill
In office
16 October 1998 – 2 April 2006
Preceded byJanine Marbury
Succeeded byRichard Elmstead
Majority28,789 (40.7%)
Personal details
Born
Harold James Osborne

(1964-06-19) 19 June 1964 (age 60)
Brantley, Esthursia
NationalityEsthursian (Osynstric)
Political partySocial Democrats
Spouse
Georgia Edwards (m. 1989)
Children2, Adam and Emma
Residence192 Llywellyn's Street
Alma materUniversity of Brantley
ProfessionHuman rights lawyer

Harold Osborne (Harold James Osborne; born 19 June, 1964) has been the Prime Minister of Esthursia since 30 January 2015. Alongside his role as Prime Minister, Osborne also serves as the Leader of the Social Democrats and has represented Brantley South as a Baron since the 2006 Esthursian general election. Osborne identifies as a "true social democrat", and has been seen by many as increasingly positioned towards the left of his party. He has also previously served as Secretary for Health under John Largan's administration, and in the Shadow Cabinet under Largan and Mark Willesden, having been seen as a rising star throughout the 2000s Harding era. His position as Shadow Secretary for Working Rights became unexpectedly important after the 2010 market crash and preceding industrial action, and he became a vocal critic of the Einarsson government.

Osborne was born and grew up in suburban Brantley, in the north of Osynstry, and attended selective state schools for both primary and secondary, before staying within Brantley for university. It is known that Osborne joined the Social Democrats in his first year of university, after meeting with then-Prime Minister Edgar Heresparn.