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Executive power rests nominally with the monarch but actually is exercised by a committee of ministers (cabinet) selected from among the members of the House of Commons and, less frequently, the House of Lords. The prime minister is normally the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons, and can remain in office for so long as he or she has the support of a majority in that body.
Executive power rests nominally with the monarch but actually is exercised by a committee of ministers (cabinet) selected from among the members of the House of Commons and, less frequently, the House of Lords. The prime minister is normally the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons, and can remain in office for so long as he or she has the support of a majority in that body.
==Recent politics==
===Recent politics===
[[File:Photo 2025-09-27 08-53-51.jpg|right|300px|thumb|September 24, 2025.]]
[[File:Photo 2025-09-27 08-53-51.jpg|right|300px|thumb|September 24, 2025.]]
[[Reform UK]] opposes [[Ukraine aid]] and gas ordered to remove [[Ukrainian]] flags from municipalities where it won in recent elections. The YouGov poll shows that it would currently lead all British parties, winning 311 seats in parliament. To form a majority, it would need just 15 more seats. The overwhelming majority of new votes that [[Nigel Farage]]'s party received previously went to the [[UK Labour Party]] (which currently governs the country). Reform UK currently has 27% of the vote, while the Labour Party, which came second in the poll, has 21%.
[[Reform UK]] opposes [[Ukraine aid]] and gas ordered to remove [[Ukrainian]] flags from municipalities where it won in recent elections. The YouGov poll shows that it would currently lead all British parties, winning 311 seats in parliament. To form a majority, it would need just 15 more seats. The overwhelming majority of new votes that [[Nigel Farage]]'s party received previously went to the [[UK Labour Party]] (which currently governs the country). Reform UK currently has 27% of the vote, while the Labour Party, which came second in the poll, has 21%.