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Before the general elections of 2010, the Prime Minister would have been limited by backbenchers. If they chose to revolt then the position of the PM could become very weak. another limitation would be Cabinet revolt, although this is historically rare. PM's question time could be considered a limitation as a poor performance can lead to loss of support and a damaged reputation.
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Who is prime minister in Nottingham city?
No one is, there is no prime minister of Nottingham forest, but the prime minister of England is the prime minister of Nottingham
Where the prime minister of England lives?
The Prime Minister lives at 10 Downing Street, London England.
Was Margret Thatcher prime minister of England?
Yes she was the first female prime minister of the UK (England)
How many prime minister in England?
England only has one prime minister at a time. even now. (One Prime minister, one...vice(?)) But we have had 71 to date.
What was the street number of England's Prime Minister?
The Prime Minister lives at 10 Downing St. , London. He is Prime Minister of the United Kingdom which is England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, not just England.
Who was the Prime Minister of England at the time1948?
Clement Attlee was the British prime minister
Is The Prime Minister of England Gordon Brown in charge on Scotland as well?
Gordon Brown isn't the Prime Minister of England. He is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.Hence, he is in charge of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Who was prime minister of England on October 1938?
Neville Chamberlain. Incidentally, he was Prime Minister of all of the UK, not just England.
Who is the prime minister of enlgand?
David Cameron. It should be noted that England does not have a Prime Minister, but Cameron is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Who was chief minister of England?
David Cameron is the Prime Minister of England and the United Kingdom.
Who rules England and why?
the prime minister
Where was Churchill a Prime minister?
England .
