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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

Summary by WPLG

Observers of Britain’s governing structure can be forgiven for scratching their heads in recent weeks as they watch the country reel through a succession of prime ministers without holding an election. While the opposition Labour Party is demanding an election, the governing conservatives are pushing on with choosing another prime minister from within their own ranks, which they have the right to do because of the way Britain's parliamentary democracy works.

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Martinsville Bulletin

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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

As the prime ministers come and go, selected by a tiny proportion of the population, a lot of Britons are beginning to wonder why they are not getting a chance

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Roanoke Times

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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

As the prime ministers come and go, selected by a tiny proportion of the population, a lot of Britons are beginning to wonder why they are not getting a chance

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The Press of Atlantic City

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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

As the prime ministers come and go, selected by a tiny proportion of the population, a lot of Britons are beginning to wonder why they are not getting a chance

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Buffalo News

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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

As the prime ministers come and go, selected by a tiny proportion of the population, a lot of Britons are beginning to wonder why they are not getting a chance

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The Times of Northwest Indiana

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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

As the prime ministers come and go, selected by a tiny proportion of the population, a lot of Britons are beginning to wonder why they are not getting a chance

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Journal Gazette & Times-Courier

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Why the British public is not choosing its leader

As the prime ministers come and go, selected by a tiny proportion of the population, a lot of Britons are beginning to wonder why they are not getting a chance

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