Titlebook: Government & Politics; P. J. Sidey Book 1966 P. J. Sidey 1966 Government.political science.politics.public policy

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The Government,The Prime Minister is the man who can get most of the House of Commons — and ultimately the nation — to accept his leadership. Usually this means he is the leader of the most powerful party of MPs in the Commons.

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Local government,peace; rush to airports to fly to distant crises; appear on television, summing up incredibly complicated problems in 20 seconds flat … but what about Mr. Bloggs down the road who likes to be called Councillor Bloggs? What on earth does he do at those . government meetings he goes off to in his shab

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The Commons at work,n Fridays. The proceedings are open to the public unless the traditional cry of ‘I spy strangers!’ gets the gallery cleared for a secret session, though this occurs usually only in wartime; MPs carry on a permanent fiction that there are no strangers in the House normally and no one would dream of r

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The Queen,of us, someone to maintain continuity while political leaders come and go. Throughout much of the world, hereditary kings and queens have been discarded and elected presidents put in their place; in some countries the ceremonial head of state and the political head of state are combined in one perso