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parliament

[pahr-luh-muhnt, pahrl-yuh-] / ˈpɑr lə mənt, ˈpɑrl yə- /


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Protesters carrying placards with slogans like "no to racism" and "you cannot divide us" marched from near Marble Arch to Whitehall near the UK parliament for a planned rally.

From Barron's

Drakeford, now Welsh finance minister, spoke to the BBC as his time in the Senedd came to an end on Wednesday, when Wales' parliament sat for the final time before the election.

From BBC

In 2025, the German parliament voted to change the country's constitution so that strict constraints on borrowing could be lifted to fund an expanded defence budget.

From BBC

There will also be mayoral contests in parts of England while voters in Scotland and Wales will also elect representatives to their national parliaments on 7 May.

From BBC

Sir Lindsay insists that it is not his job under the current rules of parliament to judge whether an answer is correct.

From BBC