1. Private residence Prime Minister (10 Downing Street), where he works and lives
Weekly he meets collaborators: man of the Cabinet
It hosts several international people
2. Theresa May (last prime minister) with Queen Elizabeth in Buckingham Palace
3. Brexit
4. “Commonwealth of the nation” flag
Commonwealth is the organisation of all the English countries around the world
These countries have common culture and language
5. House of Commons: “camera dei comuni”
that is one of the two chamber that creates the Parliament
Here we have the MPs: member of Parliament, they are elected
6. House of Lords
Much more elegant compared to the House of Commons, there is the throne because when the
Queen is invited to give a speech she doesn’t enter to the House of Commons
We find aristocrats here
7. Westminster Palace
Is the house of the Parliament, at the end of the II World War it was elected the most important
organ, they have the last word to decide
Prime Minister goes every week there to supervise what government would like to do
8. City Hall (municipio, palazzo comunale)
Where the first citizen of London works (the mayor)
The constructor is Norman Foster
9. The Cabinet
Made by ministers who are responsible for the strategic decisions of the Country
There are the 4 most powerful people for the country: Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary, Home
Secretary, Chancellor of the Exchequer (ministro delle finanze)
10. Whitehall
It is the street where there are all the public administrators
(It is a methonomy of the Parliament)
It is near Buckingham Palace and the Parliament, so it’s called the “triangle of power”
11. Parties
Conservative: Boris Johnson is the leader
Right-hand party
Labour: Left-wing party
LibDems (Liberal Democrats): central party
12. Polling station
Place where people go to vote
Ballet box (urna elettorale)
Ballet booths (cabina elettorale)
Elections are just one day
Ballet paper (scheda elettorale)
The home of the real
family
775 different rooms
Labor Party
He was re-elected last year
