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When no political party gained absolute majority, there is a...
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The lower house of the British parliament.
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To vote in an election
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Made up of members of the opposition, it is their job to criticise the policies and actions of the government
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The upper house of the British parliament.
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A special election, held between regular elections, when an area votes. A by-election can be 'called' if an existing M.P. dies or retires.
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The major political party opposed to the party in office and prepared to replace it if elected.
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someone whose job is to make ideas, events, etc. seem better than they really are, especially in politics.
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If there's no outright winner in an election a government can be formed in which several parties cooperate.
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The House of Lords and House of Commons ... new laws
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Someone who is chosen to seat in the House of Commons and is member of a political party. (abbreviation)
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The person in charge of the government (abbreviation).
