liam hourican played jacob rees mogg in tracey ullman.
liam hourican played jacob rees mogg in tracey ullman.
who plays jacob rees mogg in tracey ullman?
liam hourican
in february 2018, ullman revealed to writer and broadcaster claire fordham that writing on the second series had already begun. filming on the new series commenced 30 april 2018. on 15 may 2018, it was confirmed that the show would return to bbc one on 1 june with a new series consisting of three episodes. a photo of ullman made up as a british conservative politician, and current secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs, michael gove, was released by the bbc on 16 may. it was further revealed that british politician jacob rees-mogg, played by actor liam hourican, would be added to the show's long roster of impersonations. mogg, presented as one-half of a double-act, is accompanied by his "very long-suffering nanny." also returning to the series is ben miller as rupert murdoch playing opposite ullman as wife jerry hall.
tracey breaks the news
in may 2018, he purchased a £5.625 million property on cowley street, behind westminster abbey.









































section::::personal life.:titles, styles, honours and arms.









































bullet::::- 1969-1988: jacob rees-mogg









































bullet::::- 1988-2010: "the honourable" jacob rees-mogg









































bullet::::- 2010-2019: "the honourable" jacob rees-mogg mp









































bullet::::- 2019-present: "the right honourable" jacob rees-mogg mp









































from his father's ennoblement in 1988 he was entitled to the style of "the honourable". he gained the style of "the right honourable" when sworn into the privy council on 25 july 2019. 









































section::::electoral history.









































section::::electoral history.:writings.









































bullet::::- "the victorians". w. h. allen
jacob rees-mogg