Britain/Expert Profile

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2011-10-18 Royal Upbringing:

The Prince of Wales is the first born son of the current Monarch (in the future the Duke of Cambridge will become Prince of Wales) and as a result the first port of call is usually a school such as Eton

2011-02-27 General information on British politics:

I am of the opinion that to understand British politics there is nothing better than watching a general election and therefore would like to make the following suggestion. Thanks to the resources of BBC

2009-09-01 taxes:

The UK has two layers of taxation. Federal Taxation (for instance income tax and sales tax) and local taxation (which is basically the amount of money that a council needs to exist minus the amount of

2008-11-18 Contra Preferentum:

Contra proferentem is a rule of contractual interpretation which provides that an ambiguous term will be construed against the party that imposed its inclusion in the contract – or, more accurately, against

2008-01-09 Prime Minister's Questions:

The procedure is that anyone who wants to ask a question at PMQ's gives it to the Speaker before PMQ's (I think the day before). The Speaker then calls out the MP's name and he says "Question Number 1"