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Hansard and a free press

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What is said in Parliament is officially recorded and published in a document called Hansard. The UK also has a free press, meaning newspapers and broadcasters can report and comment on the government without it controlling what they say.

Memory tip: Hansard = the official record of Parliament; the UK has a free press.

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What is the official report of what is said in Parliament called?

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