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Supporters of republicanism in the United Kingdom—replacing the country's monarchy with a republic—typically favour an elected head of state to a constitutional monarch who heads the British royal family.[note 1]

Individuals (living)

Politicians (serving)

Mark Drakeford
Caroline Lucas

Politicians (former)

Linda Fabiani
Magid Magid

Political activists

Peter Tatchell

Political staff and advisors

Trade unionists

Journalists and non-fiction writers

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
Johann Hari
Zadie Smith
Owen Jones
Vicky Richardson

Novelists and fiction authors

Broadcasters

Fiona Phillips

Business people

Actors

Christopher Eccleston

Comedians

Tracey Ullman

Singers, musicians and composers

Artists

Theatre and film directors

Screenwriters and playwrights

Poets

Luke Wright

Sportspeople

Clive Stafford Smith

Academics

Religious figures

Individuals (deceased)

Politicians

Tony Benn
Keir Hardie
Glenda Jackson
Margo MacDonald
Kay Ullrich

Political activists and social reformers

George William Foote

Journalists, authors and writers

Ethel Mannin

Singers, musicians and composers

Actors

Artists

Academics

Military personnel

Religious figures

Media figures

Other public figures

Groups

Logo of the British pressure group Republic

Notes

  1. ^ The following list includes notable figures and groups who have advocated for this position. It excludes those who have since disclaimed their support for republicanism, or retracted such statements.

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