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UK government moves to oust hereditary peers from House of Lords

  • To be removed are 92 seats reserved for peers who inherited their position as a member of an aristocratic family
  • Britain is an anomaly among western governments in having such lawmakers, who hold titles such as duke, earl, viscount and baron
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UK is ‘broke and broken,’ new government says as it prepares to tackle shortfall in public finances

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Labour ministers in government seats as UK parliament returns

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Labour predicted to oust Tories in UK election

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UK opposition woo ‘Stevenage woman’ to nail victory at polls

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