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'''British politics''' take place within the context of a democratic [[parliamentary]] system called "Westminster system" dominated by two major parties.  Currently, there is a single party minority government of the [[Conservative Party]] led by [[Theresa May]], supported with a Supply and Confidence arrangement by the small Northern Ireland [[Democratic Unionist Party]].
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'''British politics''' take place within the context of a democratic [[parliamentary]] system called "Westminster system" dominated by two major parties.  Currently, there is a minority government of the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative Party]] led by [[Theresa May]] (2017–2019 A.D.) and [[Boris Johnson]] (since 2019 A.D.), supported with a "Supply and Confidence" arrangement by the small Northern Ireland [[Democratic Unionist Party]].
    
The political culture of the UK tends to be more liberal than that of the United States, but less so than that of many other European nations. In contrast to many other [[Europe]]an countries, in the UK [[abortion]] is lightly restricted: to cases of [[rape]], fetal defects, socio-economic factors and when the mother's life is endangered. [[File:Brit-history.jpg|thumb|250px]]
 
The political culture of the UK tends to be more liberal than that of the United States, but less so than that of many other European nations. In contrast to many other [[Europe]]an countries, in the UK [[abortion]] is lightly restricted: to cases of [[rape]], fetal defects, socio-economic factors and when the mother's life is endangered. [[File:Brit-history.jpg|thumb|250px]]
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