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England's Parliament is their governing body that makes the laws. Parliament meets at regular intervals just like the Congress in the United States to discuss new laws and enact new laws.
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∙ 15y agoBritain's Parliament is the House of Commons at Westminster in London. The upper house is known as the House of Lords.
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