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The United-Kingdom is a : the government is voted into by the people to act in their interests.

The United-KIngdom is also a : although Queen Elizabeth II has limited powers and is politically .

Parliament itself is divided into 2 houses: the House of and the House of . Both make , scrutinize government and current issues.

The 2 system is designed to act as a check and for both houses.

The to a British starts with the Prime Minister paying a ceremonial to the to formalize the of parliament.

It used to be a constitutional recess tea but it's now purely a courtesy call following the of Fixed-terms Parliament in 2011.

The political that wins an overall in the House of Commons with  seats or more at a General Election forms a new and its becomes .

If there is no clear , one of the 2 parties, the or , could make a formal deal with a smaller party or parties such as the or the Euroskeptics   party.