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Questions relating to the government and politics of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. If your question relates to a specific country within the Union, be that England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland, use with the relevant tag.
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Is the UK a republic?
No. It's a constitutional monarchy. The difference is that the the monarch still has some political powers even if it's mostly symbolic. In a real republic like the United States, France, Germany, etc …
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How can the UK Labour Party get a majority without a plurality of the popular vote?
I live in Canada and both UK and Canada have what we call a ''first past the post voting system''. It means that, in order to win a seat, you just need to have the most vote in one specific area. I th …