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William Hague

Is William Hague A-List?

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NoWilliam Hague is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.

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Reached A-list in 1997

Conservative Party Leader

Lost A-list status in 2001

Dropped to B tier — Resigns as Party Leader

Ranking Timeline

1989C$0.5M

Elected to Parliament

Hague is elected to Parliament at a young age, marking the start of his national political career.

1997A▲▲$1.5M+$1M

Conservative Party Leader

Hague becomes leader of the Conservative Party. Thrusting him into the national spotlight as Leader of the Opposition.

2001B$2.5M+$1M

Resigns as Party Leader

Hague steps down as Conservative leader after the 2001 election loss.

2010A$5M+$2.5M

Foreign Secretary Appointment

Hague becomes Foreign Secretary. Playing a key role in shaping British foreign policy.

2015B$8M+$3M

Steps Down From Parliament

Hague leaves Parliament. Transitioning to writing and public speaking.

2025B$11M+$3M

Chancellor of Oxford

Hague is appointed Chancellor of the University of Oxford. Taking on a ceremonial but prestigious role.

2026B$12M+$1M

Continued Public Engagements

Hague remains active in public life. Contributing through writing, speaking, and his role at Oxford.

Last updated: February 25, 2026