I don't know about the UK, but here the Prime Minister is the leader of the Government, not the leader of the Parliament. There's a spokesman or something else at the head of the Parliament. Likewise "Leader of the Soviet Union", wouldn't that have been the president too? Like Gorbachev, or who/what was a premier in relation to the president?
Hi, and thanks for your comment. I think you are right, I should be more specific and say leader of the Government for the Prime Minister. However, according to Wikipedia, the Soviet Union was lead by a Premier, not a president.
Also would it be possible to accept 'chief' for chief of police? I thought of chief of police and just typed chief, and when it wasn't accepted I thought I must just be wrong
- could you just accept "Chief" for the police question?
- Please accept more spellings for Taoeisiuaech, please! Took me ages.
Also would it be possible to accept 'chief' for chief of police? I thought of chief of police and just typed chief, and when it wasn't accepted I thought I must just be wrong