EU, Barents- and Arctic parliamentarians to meet in Tromsoe - Barents Observer
Tue, 15 Jun 2010 08:00:49 GMT+00:00
Barents Observer ... such as the Barents Regional Council with representatives of the elected regional parliaments or county councils in the 13 member regions in the Barents ...

Berri Calls on MPs of Islamic World to Take Part in Breaking Israeli Siege on Gaza - Naharnet
Fri, 11 Jun 2010 14:45:23 GMT+00:00
Naharnet House Speaker Nabih Berri called on Friday the heads of parliament in the Islamic world to "support national, regional , and international naval protests, ...

Guardian/ICM poll: voters back coalition, but Lib Dem support dips - The Guardian
Mon, 24 May 2010 17:30:55 GMT+00:00
The Guardian There is also widespread support for changes to the electoral system, with people apparently sanguine about the prospect of further hung parliaments . ...

what are the levels of government in uk from highest to lowest -i'm a little confused... ?
Q. would it be central government, monarchy, house of commons, house of lords, devolved parliaments, branches of government(executive, legislative, judicial), regional governments, local authorities?? Any help would be appreciated as even gov web site doesn't have the info i need. Thanks
Asked by K8k - Mon Jan 12 06:15:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They have nice beachers.
Answered by -the Dude- - Wed Jan 14 16:55:13 2009

Serious question:- Does England exist as a legal entity?
Q. So far nobody has answered this and I have asked quite a few people, as have others. Scotland now has a parliament and Wales something similar. We are told that England has appeared on an EU map as "other regions". If England doesn't really exist, this could explain why "regional assemblies" were set up in what we think of as England. Perhaps England ceased to exist when James 6 of Scotland became James 1 of England? I would like to know whether England is just an idea or whether it legally exists, as we presume Scotland and Wales legally exist.
Asked by mutaali t - Thu Sep 7 18:42:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. technically it really is'nt decieded
Answered by kahoonas - Thu Sep 7 18:47:52 2006

Would you consider voting for the English Democrats?
Q. The chairman of the English Democrats says his party will field at least 120 parliamentary candidates at the next general election. Speaking ahead of the party's annual conference in Kent, Robin Tilbrook told the BBC the party wanted to "break through" into mainstream politics. The party campaigns for an English Parliament and Mr Tilbrook said having one "wouldn't cost anything more". He said scrapping regional assemblies would free up the necessary funds.
Asked by The Patriot - Sun Sep 27 07:02:18 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Their patron is Sun journalist, Gary Bushell. Their London Mayoral candidate Matt O'Connor (founder of Fathers for Justice) withdrew shortly before the 2008 election, claiming in the "East London Advertiser" that the English Democrats had agreed with the England First Party - an avowedly racist breakaway from the British National Party - not to stand against one another. I don't know enough about them to be willing to cast my vote their way, or to rule it out forever, but Gary Bushell isn't someone I consider speaks for me.
Answered by Mr Sceptic - Sun Sep 27 11:36:05 2009