The British monarchy is a constitutional monarchy with a complex system of governance. The monarch, currently King Charles III, serves as the head of state with primarily ceremonial duties, while the Prime Minister leads the government. The UK's political system is based on the principle of separation of powers, with Parliament holding supreme authority. The monarchy plays a symbolic role, representing national unity and tradition, though its relevance in modern society is debated. Multiculturalism has significantly shaped contemporary British society, bringing both benefits and challenges. The Brexit decision has had far-reaching implications for the UK's relationship with the European Union and its global standing.
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