Title: How the British political system works - Great British Mag
Headings: How the British political system works
How the British political system works
Is the Queen in charge of the UK?
Do England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland each have their own governments?
Who makes the laws in the UK?
What are the different political parties and how are their members elected?
Who can vote in the UK?
How does the voting system in the UK work?

Content: The Conservatives are “right wing,” or conservative. They typically believe that business shouldn’t be regulated and that we should all look after ourselves. The Labour Party (currently led by Jeremy Corbyn). Labour are “left wing,” or liberal. People who are left wing believe that the state should support those who cannot support themselves. Ideas like the redistribution of wealth, the NHS, and job seeker’s allowance are fundamentally left-wing ideas. The Liberal Democrats (currently led by Jo Swinson). The Lib Dems, as they’re called, fall between the Conservatives and Labour. Even though they have “liberal” in their name they are really a mix of liberal and conservative. Scottish National Party (currently led by Nicola Sturgeon).