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The article discusses the political background leading to the referendum for a British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include public opinion about British Prime Minister Theresa May, British national identity in relation to social conflict regarding Brexit, and the lack of potential political leaders to serve as prime minister in the future.

Discusses the decision of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to choose his own time to relinquish the office of Prime Minister despite pressures from Cabinet colleagues. Impact of the landslide Labour Party victory of 1945 on Churchill; Meeting in 1947 in which senior party figures met to discuss the question of Churchill future; Condition of Churchill in 1954 after leaving office.

The article features the No. 10 black door in Downing Street, which is considered as the most renowned portal in Great Britain. This building is the office of Gordon Brown, Great Britain's prime minister. It offers information on what can be seen inside the building such as the view building's most impressive vista. Further, the two most sought-after offices in No. 10 is the office of Gavin Kelly, Gordon Brown's deputy chief of executive staff, and Jeremy Heywood, a civil servant.

Presents information on the Citizen Charter which was implemented by former British Prime Minister John Major. Details on gestures he made toward taking power away from public services and giving it to the people; Indepth look at the charter revolution continuing under Labour.