UK government

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The UK government is the central governing authority of the United Kingdom, responsible for national policy-making, legislation, and administration across areas such as the economy, education, health, and foreign affairs.


Statements (80)
Predicate Object
instanceOf central government
executive branch
political institution
accountableTo House of Commons
alsoKnownAs Her Majesty's Government
His Majesty's Government
appointedBy Monarch of the United Kingdom
budgetaryAuthority His Majesty's Treasury
canDissolve Parliament of the United Kingdom
constitutionalForm constitutional monarchy
country United Kingdom
defenceManagedBy Ministry of Defence
devolvedMatters education in Scotland
health in Scotland
many domestic policies in Northern Ireland
many domestic policies in Wales
educationSystemManagedBy Department for Education
executiveBody Cabinet Office
Cabinet of the United Kingdom
Department for Business and Trade
Department for Education
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Department for Transport
Department for Work and Pensions
Department of Health and Social Care
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
His Majesty's Treasury
Home Office
Ministry of Defence
Ministry of Justice
Prime Minister's Office
foreignRelationsManagedBy Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
foundedBy evolution of the English and later British state
governs England
headOfGovernment Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
headOfState Monarch of the United Kingdom
healthServicesManagedBy National Health Service
historicallyParticipatedIn European Union decision-making before Brexit
includes Cabinet ministers
Prime Minister
civil service
junior ministers
jurisdiction United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
legalBasis Acts of Parliament
Constitutional conventions of the United Kingdom
royal prerogative
legislativeChamber House of Commons
House of Lords
legislativePartner Parliament of the United Kingdom
locationOfHeadquarters London
oversees civil service
participatesIn G20
G7
NATO
United Nations
politicalSystem parliamentary democracy
powerExercisedInNameOf Monarch of the United Kingdom
responsibleFor defence policy
economic policy
education policy
environmental policy
fiscal policy
foreign policy
health policy
immigration policy
national policy-making
national security
transport policy
welfare policy
retainedPowers defence
foreign affairs
immigration
most taxation
seatOfGovernment 10 Downing Street
Whitehall
sharesPowerWith Northern Ireland Executive
Scottish Government
Welsh Government

Referenced by (showing first 500 of 583)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Admiralty (United Kingdom) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Advocate General for Scotland ("UK Government")
Attorney General for England and Wales ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Attorney General’s Office (AGO) ("UK Government")
Board of Admiralty ("British government")
Board of Control ("British government")
Board of Ordnance ("British government")
British Cabinet ("Government of the United Kingdom")
British Chiefs of Staff Committee ("British government")
British War Cabinet ("Government of the United Kingdom")
British War Memorials Committee ("British government")
British customs authorities ("British government")
Chancellor of the Exchequer ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Chief Secretary for Ireland ("British Government")
Colonial Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commissioner for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commissioner of the British Antarctic Territory ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commonwealth Relations Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills ("UK central government")
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Work and Pensions ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Dominions Office ("British government")
Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency ("UK central government")
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency ("UK central government")
Education and Skills Funding Agency ("UK central government")
Edwin Samuel Montagu ("British government")
Financial Secretary to the War Office ("British government")
First Lord of the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Government Whips Office ("UK Government")
Governor of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha ("Government of the United Kingdom’s overseas territories administration")
Great Offices of State ("Government of the United Kingdom")
HM Treasury ("UK central government")
HM Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
HM Treasury ("UK central government")
Herbert Samuel ("British government")
Home Civil Service ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Home Department ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Home Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
James Henry Thomas ("British government")
Leader of the House of Commons ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Leader of the House of Lords ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Lord High Treasurer ("British government")
Lord Privy Seal ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Minister of Munitions ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Minister of Munitions ("British government")
Minister of State for Colonial Affairs ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Minister of State for Defence Procurement ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Minister of Supply ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Ministry of Health ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Ministry of Justice ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (United Kingdom) ("United Kingdom central government")
Northern Ireland Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Parliamentary Private Secretaries ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty ("British government")
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Paymaster of the Forces ("British government")
Permanent Under-Secretary of State for War ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Postmaster General of Great Britain ("Government of the United Kingdom")
President of the Air Council ("British government")
President of the Board of Trade ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Prime Minister's Delivery Unit ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Privy Council Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Rural Payments Agency ("UK central government")
Scotland Office ("UK Government")
Secretary at War ("British government")
Secretary of State for Air ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for India ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Industry, Trade and Regional Development ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for War ("British government")
Secretary of State for the Southern Department ("British government")
Solicitor General for England and Wales ("UK Government")
Standards and Testing Agency ("UK central government")
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household ("Government of the United Kingdom")
War Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Welsh Office ("UK central government")
partOf
Air Ministry ("Government of the United Kingdom")
British Geological Survey ("United Kingdom Government")
Cabinet Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Chief Secretary to the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commonwealth Relations Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commonwealth Relations Office ("United Kingdom government")
Crown Commercial Service ("United Kingdom government")
Defence Intelligence (United Kingdom) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Business and Trade ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Diplomatic Service ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Dominions Office ("United Kingdom government")
Downing Street Press Secretary ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Financial Secretary to the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Forecast evaluation report ("United Kingdom government")
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Government Digital Service ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Government Internal Audit Agency ("United Kingdom government")
Government Legal Department ("United Kingdom government")
Government Security Group ("UK central government")
HM Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
HM Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Head Office (UK Ministry of Defence) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
His Majesty's Stationery Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Home Office Permanent Secretary ("United Kingdom central government")
Infrastructure and Projects Authority ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Minister for the Civil Service ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Ministry of Aircraft Production ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Ministry of Aircraft Production ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Natalie Evans, Baroness Evans of Bowes Park ("United Kingdom government")
National Infrastructure Commission ("United Kingdom government")
National Security Council (United Kingdom) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Navy Department of the Ministry of Defence ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Number 10 Policy Unit ("Government of the United Kingdom")
OBR ("United Kingdom government")
Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism ("United Kingdom government")
Office of Government Property ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Office of the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists ("UK Government")
Permanent Secretary to the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Policy Unit (Prime Minister's Office, UK) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Defence ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Shadow Secretary of State for Health ("United Kingdom government")
TNA ("United Kingdom government")
The National Archives ("Government of the United Kingdom")
The National Archives, Kew ("United Kingdom government")
Treasury of the United Kingdom ("Government of the United Kingdom")
United Kingdom Ministry of Defence ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Welfare trends report ("United Kingdom government")
jurisdiction
A. V. Alexander ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Alan Cottrell ("United Kingdom government")
Albert Victor Alexander ("Government of the United Kingdom")
David Blunkett ("UK Government")
Downing Street Press Secretary ("UK Government")
Ernest Bevin ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Frederick Sykes ("Government of the United Kingdom")
George Thomson ("British government")
Hastings Ismay ("British Government")
Henry Bartle Frere ("British government")
Henry Drummond Wolff ("British government")
Henry Tizard ("British government")
Horace Mann ("British government")
Horace Mann, 1st Baronet ("British government")
James Busby ("British Government")
John Llewellin ("Government of the United Kingdom")
John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich ("British government")
Kingsley Wood ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Lord Barham ("British government")
Lord William Hunter ("British Government")
Norman Lamont ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Palestine Police Force ("British Government")
Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Peter Smithers ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Rena Lalgie ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of the Board of Longitude ("British government")
Sir John Anderson ("British Government")
Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin ("British government")
Wallace Akers ("United Kingdom government")
William Huskisson ("Government of the United Kingdom")
William Pitt the Younger ("British government")
William Stephenson ("British government")
employer
British Security Coordination ("British government")
British Transport Commission ("UK Government")
Cabinet Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commonwealth Relations Office ("UK Government")
Commonwealth Relations Office
Defence Council of the United Kingdom ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Education ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department for Transport ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department of Health and Social Care ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Department of Social Security ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Foreign and Commonwealth Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Glenrothes Development Corporation ("UK Government")
HM Revenue and Customs ("UK Government")
India Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Information Commissioner’s Office ("UK Government")
Met Office
Network Rail ("UK Government")
Northern Ireland Executive ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Ofcom ("UK Government")
Office of Rail and Road ("UK Government")
Rolls-Royce Limited ("British government")
Special Operations Executive ("British government")
UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport ("Government of the United Kingdom")
UK Home Office ("UK Government")
United Kingdom Ministry of Defence ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Welsh Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
parentOrganization
Admiralty Arch
Air Ministry building, London ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Atomic Weapons Research Establishment, Aldermaston ("UK Government")
British Aerospace ("UK Government")
British Museum
British Post Office ("Government of the United Kingdom")
British Rail
Burlington House ("UK Government")
Employment Service
Geological Museum, London
Girobank ("HM Government")
Government House, Bermuda ("Government of the United Kingdom")
HM Passport Office
Lancaster House ("UK Government")
Middlesex Guildhall ("United Kingdom government")
National Gallery
National Portrait Gallery
Public Health England
RAF Akrotiri ("United Kingdom government")
Royal Ordnance ("UK Government")
Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield ("British government")
Scottish rail network ("United Kingdom government (infrastructure)")
Stormont Estate ("UK Government")
The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London ("UK Government")
ownedBy
BBC ("British government")
British Council ("United Kingdom government")
British Geological Survey ("United Kingdom Government")
Channel 4
Civil Aviation Authority ("United Kingdom Government")
Crown Prosecution Service ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Foras na Gaeilge ("Government of the United Kingdom")
His Majesty's Stationery Office ("British government")
Met Office ("United Kingdom government")
Montreal Laboratory ("British government")
National Health Service ("United Kingdom government")
National Physical Laboratory ("British government")
Office for Budget Responsibility ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Parole Board for England and Wales ("Government of the United Kingdom")
S4C ("UK Government")
foundedBy
BST ("United Kingdom government")
Bank of England Act 1998 ("HM Government")
British Summer Time ("United Kingdom government")
Cold Weather Payment ("UK Government")
Council Tax ("United Kingdom government")
Financial Services Act 2012 ("HM Government")
Greater London Authority Act 1999 ("United Kingdom Government")
Military Training Act 1939 ("United Kingdom government")
Pension Credit ("UK Government")
Personal Independence Payment ("UK Government")
Scotland Act 1998 ("UK Government")
Scotland Act 2012 ("UK Government")
Wales Act 2014 ("UK Government")
introducedBy
Boundary Commission for Wales ("UK Government")
British Library
Employment Service
National Crime Agency
National Institute for Health and Care Research ("UK Government")
Planning Inspectorate (policy sponsorship)
Public Health England
Saint Helena Airport ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Trafford Park Line ("UK Government")
Transport Focus
fundedBy
Arts Council England ("UK Government")
Cold Weather Payment ("UK central government")
Homes England ("UK central government")
Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
Joint Nature Conservation Committee ("UK Government")
Legal Aid Agency ("UK central government")
Medical Research Council
Natural England
UK Research and Innovation
UK Sport ("UK Government")
fundingSource
Colonial Office building, Whitehall ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Great Minster House ("UK Government")
Highways England ("UK Government")
Home Office (historic main buildings on Marsham Street) ("UK Government")
Homes England ("UK Government")
Ministry of Defence Main Building, Whitehall ("UK Government")
National Highways
Severn Bridge ("UK Government")
Statue of Jan Smuts, Parliament Square ("United Kingdom government")
Statue of Robert Clive in London
owner
High Commissioner for Palestine and Transjordan ("British government")
High Commissioner for Southern Africa ("British government")
High Commissioner for the Western Pacific ("British government")
Hunter Commission ("British government")
Office of the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists ("UK Government")
Record Commission ("British government")
Samuel Commission on the coal industry ("British government")
Simon Commission ("British government")
Sir Thomas Brisbane ("British government")
appointedBy
Beveridge Report ("British government")
Cyril Radcliffe ("British government")
Imperial Crown of India ("British government")
MAUD Report ("British government")
Memorandum on the Detection of Aircraft by Radio Methods (1935) ("British government")
Radcliffe Line ("British government")
Sainsbury Review of Science and Innovation ("UK Government")
The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review
commissionedBy
British Western Pacific Territories ("United Kingdom government")
Chief Secretary to the Treasury ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Instrument of Accession ("British Government")
Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Defence ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Education ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of State for Transport ("Government of the United Kingdom")
createdBy
British Security Coordination ("United Kingdom government")
Constituent Assembly of India ("British Government")
HMD ("United Kingdom government")
Holocaust Memorial Day (UK) ("United Kingdom government")
Military Medal ("United Kingdom government")
RAFVR ("United Kingdom government")
Royal Auxiliary Air Force ("United Kingdom government")
Royal Commission of Inquiry into the rebellion ("British government")
establishedBy
Animals in Science Committee
Attorney General for England and Wales ("UK Government")
Joint Nature Conservation Committee ("UK Government")
National Infrastructure Commission
Royal Academy of Engineering
Treasury Solicitor ("UK government ministers")
advises
Cabinet Room ("British government")
Earl of Liverpool ("British government")
Lord President of the Council ("United Kingdom government")
Manchester 2002 Ltd ("UK Government")
Palace of Westminster ("United Kingdom government")
Viscount Pitt ("British government")
associatedWith
Horse Guards Parade
Number 10
Royal Naval Division War Memorial
State Dining Room (10 Downing Street)
Statue of Robert Clive in London
The Cenotaph, Whitehall, London ("UK Government")
maintainedBy
Boston Tea Party ("British government")
Chartism ("British government")
Hunger strikes of 1981 ("British government")
Poll Tax Riots
Quit India movement ("British government")
Système continental ("British government")
opposedBy
11 Downing Street ("UK Government")
Headquarters Commander Home Command ("United Kingdom government")
Prime Minister's Office (United Kingdom) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Royal Observer Corps ("United Kingdom government")
Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street, Westminster ("UK Government")
governingBody
Attorney General for the Isle of Man ("UK Government")
Bailiff of Jersey ("United Kingdom government")
Governor of the Cayman Islands ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Lieutenant Governor of Guernsey
Viceroy of India ("British government")
nominatedBy
Arcadia Conference ("British government")
British Expeditionary Forces ("British government")
Casablanca Conference ("British government")
London preparatory meetings on International Trade Organization ("United Kingdom government")
funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
organizedBy
Official Secrets Act 1989
Royal Irish Constabulary ("British government")
Towns Fund ("UK Government")
UK Shared Prosperity Fund ("UK Government")
administeredBy
HMG ("UK Government")
HMG ("British Government")
His Majesty’s Government ("UK Government")
His Majesty’s Government ("British Government")
alsoKnownAs
Committee of Imperial Defence ("United Kingdom government")
Head of the Civil Service ("United Kingdom government")
Prime Minister's Office (United Kingdom) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secretary of the Board of Longitude ("British government")
appliesToJurisdiction
Edward Cadogan ("British government")
Matthew Taylor ("UK Government")
Thomas Hayter ("British government")
affiliation
Birthday Honours
New Year Honours
UK Shared Prosperity Fund ("UK Government")
announcedBy
Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science
National Physical Laboratory
SIS Building, Vauxhall Cross ("HM Government")
client
Crown dependencies ("United Kingdom government")
South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority ("UK central government")
Welsh Ministers ("UK Government")
cooperatesWith
Coronation of Charles III ("United Kingdom government")
London Economic Conference ("Government of the United Kingdom")
London Naval Conference (1930) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
hostedBy
Boundary Commission for Scotland ("UK Government")
Historic Royal Palaces ("UK Government")
Royal Academy of Arts
isIndependentOf
Financial Secretary to the Treasury ("HM Government")
Minister of State for the Armed Forces ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Solicitor General for England and Wales ("UK Government")
memberOf
Imperial Economic Conference agreements ("British government")
Northern Ireland Protocol ("United Kingdom Government")
Truce of 11 July 1921 ("British Government")
negotiatedBy
Golden Jubilee 2002
Remembrance Sunday national service
Silver Jubilee 1977
organizer
British Parliament ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Commons ("Government of the United Kingdom")
House of Commons of the United Kingdom ("Government of the United Kingdom")
oversees
Appeal of 18 June ("British government")
Greek government-in-exile ("British government")
alliedWith
London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games ("UK Government")
Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in exile ("British government")
collaboratedWith
British Western Aden Protectorate sphere ("British government")
Special Training School 103 ("British government")
controlledBy
Constitution of UNESCO ("Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland")
Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Seals ("Government of the United Kingdom")
depositary
Black and Tans ("British government")
Combined Chiefs of Staff ("United Kingdom government")
formedBy
National Central Library ("United Kingdom government")
National Health Insurance Commission ("British government")
governedBy
Caxton House, Tothill Street, London ("UK Government")
Nobel House, Smith Square, London ("UK Government")
hasOwner
OBR
Office of Rail and Road ("UK central government ministers")
independenceFrom
House of Lords Reform ("United Kingdom government")
abdication crisis of 1936 ("British government")
involves
John Major: The Autobiography ("United Kingdom government")
Whether the British Government inclines more to Absolute Monarchy or to a Republic ("British government")
mainSubject
Government Code and Cypher School ("British government")
The National Archives, Kew ("UK Government")
operatedBy
Government Communications Service ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Secret Intelligence Service ("United Kingdom government")
operatesInJurisdiction
Colonial Office building, Whitehall ("Government of the United Kingdom")
Lancaster House ("UK Government")
operator
August Kranti ("Government of the United Kingdom")
anti-Treaty IRA ("British government")
opponent
Round Table Conferences ("British government")
The Troubles ("British Government")
participant
Petition to the King ("British government")
addressedToInstitution
GBE
advisedBy
Partha Dasgupta
advisorTo
Wales Act 2017 ("UK Government")
affects
Direct Action Committee Against Nuclear War ("British government")
aimedAt
Bloody Sunday (1972) ("United Kingdom government")
apologyBy
European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act 2017 ("United Kingdom government")
appliesTo
Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms ("British government")
audience
Downing Street Declaration ("Government of the United Kingdom")
author
Hyde Park Aide-Mémoire ("Government of the United Kingdom")
authoringParty
British Blue Ensign ("United Kingdom government")
authority
DCB
awardedOnAdviceOf
The Queen's Gallantry Medal ("United Kingdom government")
awardingAuthority
Distinguished Service Order ("British government")
awardingBody
Anglo-Persian Oil Company ("Government of the United Kingdom")
backedBy
HM Prison and Probation Service ("UK central government")
budgetSource
Northern Ireland Executive ("Government of the United Kingdom")
canBeSuspendedBy
Treaties of the United Kingdom ("Government of the United Kingdom")
concludedBy
Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention ("Government of the United Kingdom")
convenedBy
Permanent Joint Headquarters ("UK government departments")
coordinatesWith
Urgent Fury ("United Kingdom government officials")
criticizedBy
Crown dependencies ("Government of the United Kingdom")
defenceHandledBy
Crown in right of the Channel Islands ("UK Government for international relations")
delegatesTo
Biological Weapons Convention ("Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland")
depository
Prince Paul of Yugoslavia ("British authorities")
detainedBy
Operation London Bridge
developedBy
Crown in right of the Channel Islands ("United Kingdom Government")
distinctFrom
Iveagh Bequest ("United Kingdom government")
donatedTo
Conservatoires UK
engagesWith
National Army of the Irish Free State ("British government")
equipmentSource
Crown in right of the United Kingdom
exercisesPowerThrough
Dominions of the British Empire ("British government")
externalAffairsInitiallyControlledBy
Crown dependencies ("Government of the United Kingdom")
foreignRelationsHandledBy
Royal Ordnance ("UK Government")
formerOwner
University of Warwick
founder
Child Maintenance Service
funding
Red Duster ("United Kingdom government")
governingAuthority
Sir Hamar Greenwood ("Government of the United Kingdom")
government
Autumn Statement
governmentBody
Gandhi–Irwin Pact ("British Government")
governmentRepresentedBy
Admiral of the Fleet of the Royal Navy ("British government")
grantingAuthority
West Midlands Combined Authority ("UK Government")
hasDevolutionAgreementWith
Number 10 Communications ("Government of the United Kingdom")
hasJurisdiction
Hugh Fraser ("Government of the United Kingdom")
hasPartIn
Great Famine ("British government")
hasReliefEffortFrom
State Gun Carriage of the Royal Navy ("British government")
hasUser
British New Towns movement ("UK central government")
implementedBy
Rural Payments Agency
implementsPolicyOf
Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte ("British government")
imposedBy
His Majesty’s Government ("UK government departments")
includesBody
BOA ("UK Government")
independentOf
Rudolf Hess ("British government")
intendedNegotiationPartner
Government of Wales Act 1998 ("UK Government")
introducedAsBillBy
Partition of India ("British Government")
involvedOrganization
Crown Office
isAccountableTo
Glenrothes Development Corporation
isBackedBy
London Gazette ("UK central government")
isGazetteFor
Crown Estate ("UK Government")
isManagedIndependentlyOf
Deputy Leader of the Opposition (UK) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
isOpposedTo
Secretary of State for Education ("United Kingdom government")
isPoliticalOfficeIn
London ("Government of the United Kingdom")
isSeatOf
Balfour Declaration ("British government")
issuedBy
August 1917 Montagu Declaration ("British Government")
issuer
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom ("Government of the United Kingdom")
leads
36th United Kingdom Parliament ("Government of the United Kingdom")
legislatureFor
Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm
licensingAuthority
Local Government Association ("UK Government")
lobbies
2014–2016 West Africa Ebola outbreak ("United Kingdom government")
majorResponseActor
Suez Canal Company ("United Kingdom government")
majorShareholder
High Commissioner for India in London ("British government")
mediatesBetween
British–Irish Council ("Government of the United Kingdom")
member
Brexit ("Government of the United Kingdom")
negotiatingParty
British honours system
nominationsFrom
Caxton House, Tothill Street, London ("UK central government")
occupant
Commissioner for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands ("Government of the United Kingdom")
officeCreatedBy
Secretary of State for Scotland ("Government of the United Kingdom")
officeHoldersBody
London Gazette ("British government")
officialJournalOfRecordFor
Irish National Liberation Army ("British government")
opposedTo
Iranian Embassy siege ("British government")
orderedBy
Northern Ireland Assembly (1973) ("Government of the United Kingdom")
oversightBy
Hessian troops ("British government")
paidBy
Sovereign Grant
payer
Politicians and the War ("United Kingdom government")
placeOfNarrativeFocus

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