1.

How can THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT be understood in a

broad meaning and a narrow one?
In a broad sense, "The British Government" refers to the entire system of
governance in the United Kingdom, including its institutions, laws, and
political processes. In a narrow sense, it specifically refers to the
executive branch of the UK government, headed by the Prime Minister
and their Cabinet, responsible for implementing laws and policies.
2. Contrast the power of the Mornach and the P.M.
In the UK, the monarch holds a ceremonial role with limited formal
powers, while the Prime Minister (P.M) wields significant political
authority. The monarch's powers are largely symbolic and ceremonial,
including the granting of royal assent to legislation, while the P.M. is the
head of government and exercises executive powers, such as forming
policies, leading the Cabinet, and representing the UK internationally.
The Prime Minister is accountable to Parliament and can be removed
from office through various mechanisms, while the monarch's position is
hereditary and largely free from direct political influence.
3. List five most current P.M of the UK?
James Callaghan ( 1976-79 )
Margaret Thatcher (1979-90)
John Major (1990-97)
Tony Blair ( 1997-2007)
Gordon Brown (2007-)
The role of the P.M?
The P.M of the UK is the head of government and holds significant
responsibilities, including:
Setting government policy
Leading the Cabinet
Representing the UK
Managing Parliament
Handling crises