Randolph Churchill
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Foreign Update: July 2016
Monarch: HIBM George VI | Prince of Wales: HIBH Prince Victor
His Majesty's Executive Government
Prime Minister: Akillian Talleyrand
Deputy Prime Minister: Constantine Hesse
Home Secretary: Owen Hesse
Foreign Secretary: Charles Lancaster
Culture Secretary: Uncle Churchill
Attorney General: Heidi Mountbatten
WA Delegate: Blessed Isles
Supreme Court of The Kingdom of Great Britain
Lord Chief Justice: Nathaniel LancasterSr. Associate Justice: Vacant
Jr. Associate Justice: Vacant
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17th Imperial Parliament
The House of LordsHIBH The Prince of Wales
HRH The Prince Royal
His Grace, The Duke of Wellington
His Grace, The Duke of Gloucester
Her Ladyship, The Countess of Wessex
Her Ladyship, The Baroness Winters of Somerset
His Lordship, The Baron Hanover of Blackford
The House of Commons
Chisinau City of Northern England (CON)
Uncle Churchill of The Midlands (CON)
Ervald of Southern England (CON)
Akillian Talleyrand of Scotland (IND)
Seanzyland of Wales (CON)
John Mountbatten of Ireland (CON)
Owen Hesse of France (CON)
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[c]Towards the halfway point of Akillian Talleyrand’s Premiership, His Majesty’s Government was unfortunately faced with a number of vacancy in its ranks. Deputy Prime Minister Sacul Astoria and his wife, Culture Secretary Nyx Lancaster-Astoria, had to take leave of their duties due to expected long-term absences during the summer. With this in mind, and hoping to give more members of the region a chance to participate and gain experience in Government, the Prime Minister proceeded to reshuffle his Cabinet on the 13th of July. “The junior minister positions were sought by a lot of people so I've done my best to expand on the opportunities I can offer and help as many as I can. Thank you to those who put themselves forward, I want to place on record my appreciation for your willingness to take a position especially at this stage in the term.”
Constantine Hesse was named as Deputy Prime Minister, while Home Secretary Uncle Churchill was transferred to the Department of Culture, with Owen Hesse taking his place in the Home Office. Furthermore, Arthur Pendragon, Aristotle the Great, and Patrival were named as Deputy Secretaries of the Home, Foreign, and Culture Offices, respectively. Additionally, JJDouglas joined the Government under the Attorney General as a Director of Public Prosecutions, while Albert Philips was named to the position of Junior Home Minister.
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[c]July and early August were a bountiful period of festivity for the Kingdom of Great Britain, starting off with the wedding of HRH the Prince Royal, Constantine Hesse and his recently betrothed Lady Imudz. The couple were wed by HM the King himself in the Durham Cathedral, with their friends, family, and the entire region turning out to wish the newlyweds well. Not long after, representatives from the region, Prince Constantine among them, journeyed to the United Kingdom, to attend the royal wedding of HRH Prince Charles of Wales and HRH Georgiana, Countess of Bedford, where they expressed the sincere congratulations of King George and the entirety of KoGB to the royal couple. On behalf of the Foreign Office and His Majesty’s Government, we congratulate both newlywed couples on their joyous occasions, and wish them the best of luck and good health for the future.[img=480,200]http://cdn.images.pocruises.com/Global/NewLandingPages/new%20ship/BrtianniaUnionJackLivery_960x400.jpg[/img]
[c]As the blistering summer sun bore down on the good people of KoGB, it was decided that, in true British fashion, our only option was to sail the globe in search of better weather. Aboard the mighty cruise ship Britannia, the people of KoGB celebrated a Festival of the Summer for days and nights on end. We partied in Rio, quizzed ourselves in Sydney, played games all across Tokyo, and shared our travelling stories in Cape Town. We even had a Geoguessr competition on board the Britannia, which let us visit all the happy places our cruise didn’t cover. And now, as the Britannia approaches its final docking in Southampton, and the residents of KoGB prepare to disembark, making sure one last time that they didn’t leave their unnaturally strong sunscreen on deck, we all have a chance to look back and reminisce on yet another amazing festival brought to us by the Department of Culture, and the constantly expectation-surpassing people who run.