UK Prime Minister

The UK Prime Minister is the head of the government and leads the country’s executive branch. They are responsible for making major policy decisions, representing the UK internationally, and overseeing government departments and officials. Usually, the leader of the political party that wins the most seats in the House of Commons, the Prime Minister is appointed by the monarch. Their role involves setting government priorities, proposing laws, and managing national affairs. The Prime Minister works closely with Parliament, advises the monarch, and is accountable for how the government functions and delivers on its promises.