UK Parliament - The UK House of Lords chamber includes seating for the three main political parties, as well as around 200 members who do not support any political party: the Crossbenchers.
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Revealed: the link between life peerages and party donations | Honours system | The Guardian
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Time's up for the Lords: a new upper house is long overdue? | TheArticle
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