There is no English Parliament (although there are devolved parliaments for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland).
The United Kingdom Parliament is currently made up of:
Conservative
Labour
Liberal Democrat
Democratic Unionist Party (of Northern Ireland)
Scottish National Party
Sinn Fein (of Northern Ireland)
Plaid Cymru (Welsh National Party)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (of Northern Ireland)
Green Party
Alliance Party (of Northern Ireland)
There are other political parties in the UK which stood for election to Parliament but won no seats, for example:
United Kingdom Independence Party
British National Party
National Front
Monster Raving Loony (William Hill) Party
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English nobles structured Parliament because they wanted justice in England.
became a permanent part of English government.
There is no such thing as the "English parliament" The Lower House of the United Kingdom Parliament is called the House of Commons.
king or queen and Parliament
- SNP- Labour- Conservative- Liberal Democrats- Green- Independent
The English Parliament was the national legislature of the English.
All of the major UK political parties support a constitutional monarchy.
None because there is no English Parliament. There has not been an English Parliament since 1st May 1707.
Campaign for an English Parliament was created in 1998.
English Reformation Parliament was created in 1529.
There were no political parties: the colonies had no representation in Parliament.
There were no colonies when the English parliament started.
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King James II, who was a Catholic. Parliament divided into the Whigs (who wanted a different the King) and the Tories (who opposed changing it). These later became two separate political parties: the Liberals and the Conservatives.
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