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During the [[Sorvix]] occupation of [[Cardiff]] in the [[2010s]], the [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]] was '''Felicity'''. She spoke to [[Yvonne Hartman (Pete's World)|Yvonne Hartman]] (from [[Pete's World]]) over the phone, and Felicity offered to call [[Kate Stewart]] to assist her in brokering a deal with [[Ro-Jedda]]. Felicity saw the economic growth in Cardiff under Ro-Jedda as something extraordinary and that she could use her skills to benefit the whole of the [[United Kingdom]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Herald of the Dawn (audio story)|Herald of the Dawn]]'')
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During the [[Sorvix]] occupation of [[Cardiff]] in the [[2010s]], the [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]] was '''Felicity'''.
 
She spoke to [[Yvonne Hartman (Pete's World)|Yvonne Hartman]] (from [[Pete's World]]) over the phone, and Felicity offered to call [[Kate Stewart]] to assist her in brokering a deal with [[Ro-Jedda]]. Felicity saw the economic growth in Cardiff under Ro-Jedda as something extraordinary and that she could use her skills to benefit the whole of the [[United Kingdom]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Herald of the Dawn (audio story)|Herald of the Dawn]]'')
 
She was succeeded by [[Fiona (Another Man's Shoes)|Fiona]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Thoughts and Prayers (audio story)|Thoughts and Prayers]]'')
 
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During the Sorvix occupation of Cardiff in the 2010s, the Prime Minister was Felicity.

She spoke to Yvonne Hartman (from Pete's World) over the phone, and Felicity offered to call Kate Stewart to assist her in brokering a deal with Ro-Jedda. Felicity saw the economic growth in Cardiff under Ro-Jedda as something extraordinary and that she could use her skills to benefit the whole of the United Kingdom. (AUDIO: Herald of the Dawn)

She was succeeded by Fiona. (AUDIO: Thoughts and Prayers)