United People's Republic

United People's Republic
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: For the Many, Not the Few
Anthem: Land of Hope & Glory
Capital	Douglas
Largest city	London
Official languages	English
Recognised regional languages	Scots, Ulster-Scots, Welsh, Cornish, Irish, Scottish Gaelic
Ethnic groups	87.1% White 7.0% Asian 3.0% Black 2.0% Mixed 0.9% Other
Demonym	English, Scottish, Welsh, Irish
Government	Federal dominant-party parliamentary socialist republic
• President	Jeremy Corbyn
• Prime Minister	Andy Burnham
Legislature	Parliament
• Upper house	UPR National Council
• Lower house	United People's Republic House of Representatives
Establishment
• Formation of the People's Republic	2024
• Union with the Irish People's Republic	2025
Area
• Total	315,159 km2 (121,684 sq mi)
Population
• Estimate	74,000,000
• Census	73,341,163
• Density	234/km2 (606.1/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	estimate
• Total	£4 trillion
• Per capita	£54,000
Currency	UPR Pound (UPR)
Time zone	GMT (UTC+0)
• Summer (DST)	(UTC+1)
Date format	dd/mm/yy
Drives on the	left
Internet TLD	.co.upr

The United People's Republic, commonly known as the UPR is a sovereign state located off the North Western coast of Western Continental Europe. The capital is Douglas located on the Isle of Man, which is considered as a 'capital zone' within the UPR. The official language is English, however co-official languages include Welsh and Irish. The UPR has a population of approximately 74 million as of 2025.

The UPR is a Socialist Republic which operates within the guidelines of a federal parliamentary republic. The Head of State is the President of the UPR, while the real political power is vested in the Prime Minister of the UPR, who is the Head of Government. Legislative power rests with the Parliament of the UPR, which is bicameral in nature, consisting of the Upper House, the UPR National Council , and the Lower House, the UPR House of Representatives. The United People's Republic is federally divided into four Autonomous Republics, the English People's Republic, the Scottish People's Republic, the Welsh People's Republic, and the Irish People's Republic, each with their own autonomous government. The also has two Territorial Dependancies, Jersey and Guernsey, of which the UPR is responsible for the defence and foreign affairs of. The Isle of Man acts as the 'capital zone' of the UPR, where all official government buildings are located, with Douglas being the capital. These are remnants of the British Empire which, at its height in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, encompassed almost a quarter of the world's land mass and was the largest empire in history. British influence can be observed in the language, culture and legal systems of many of its former colonies.

The current ruling party of the UPR, the United People's Socialist Party, also known as the UPSP, is the largest party in both houses of parliament, with the Liberal Party in opposition. Additionally, the Trade Union Coalition have considerable influence and insider status within the government, with regular scheduled meetings by the Prime Minister.

The UPR is a Socialist State, and one of only few which advocate Democratic and Liberal values with Socialist ideology abhorring Marxist-Leninist Socialist models. The UPR however scores average in terms of Democratic Index, and scores average on Freedom of Press Index, but highly on Civil Liberties and Human Rights. The UPR has very low Income Disparity and less than 1% live under the poverty line. The UPR is a member of the European Union after rejoining in 2025, and the United Nations. The UPR is still regarded as a major global power.

The United People's Republic was formed from the United Kingdom in 2024 following the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the aftermath of the Conservative governments failings to combat the pandemic and cost of living crisis in 2022. This was also followed by several Conservative Party members being trialled for corruption and breaking the law during the COVID-19 pandemic, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak proven guilty to said crimes in late 2023. In the wake of end of the Johnson Regime, whereby Trade Unions and Socialist Groups were in uproar following the quashing of workers' rights by the Conservative Party during this period. Following Margaret Thatcher standing down in early 2024, Workers Rights Groups, Trade Unions, Socialist Groups and Socialist Supporters and Sympathisers staged various strikes, sit ins, protests and marches all across the United Kingdom, the most notable being in Central London with the March on Parliament Square, and in Manchester, Liverpool, Hull and Newcastle. These marches and post-Johnson opinions combined to enforce major societal change in Britain, climaxing in the November Reforms after over a year of protests and civil unrest. The November Reforms laid out the transition into a Socialist State, with Republican attributes, with the major reshifting of the country's economic assets into Public Ownership and the abolition of Monarchy and change up of the Political System ousting the so-called 'elitists' from power with major support from the United People's Socialist Party, and also due to Queen Elizabeth II's death in 2024 and scandals within the monarchy leading up to this point. The November Reforms were met with a nationwide Referendum resulting in a resounding Yes vote on the reforms. It was, and is still believed, that the downfall of the Conservative government, and the death of the Queen, paved the way for the changes.

In May 2025, just 6 months after the formation of the United People's Republic, the UPR joined the EU, 9 years after the United Kingdom left. Following this talks began to re-unite the island of Ireland, but as a federal country under the United People's Republic. This is due to the UPSP's equivalent in the Republic of Ireland gaining a majority vote in the 2025 elections in June, and the close ties the party had with the UPR. The Irish People's Republic was formed in July 2025, and officially joined the United People's Republic in November 2025, exactly one year on after the UPR's inception.

The UPR has a Planned Economy, with public ownership of all major industries. Free enterprise is permitted in local capacities and in media and retail. After the unification with the Irish People's Republic, the UPR's GDP (PPP) rose to $4 Trillion, ranking 4th in the world ahead of Germany. All of the UPR's economic decisions are made with the express thought of their consequences on workers and the general population.

Politics

Government

The Palace of Westminster is the seat of Parliament of Great Britain

The government of the United People's Republic is a Socialist Dominant-Party State operating in the framework of a Federal Parliamentary Republic, divided among four Autonomous Republics; the English People's Republic, the Scottish People's Republic, the Welsh People's Republic, and the Irish People's Republic, each with their own autonomous government, below a central government in Douglas. The UPR's founding document is the November Reforms, which created the Constitution of the United People's Republic in 2024.

The Head of State is President of Great Britain, who has a ceremonial position, taking on the roles of the former Monarch of the United Kingdom, greeting foreign dignitaries, and representing the British people on the world stage. The President is elected independantly every five years. Anyone who is British citizen and above the age of 18 can run for President, however, usually those who run are former MPs, or other Political Figures as a tradition. The Presidential Elections use the First Past the Post System, a majoritarian system guaranteeing a single majoritarian winner.

The Head of Government, and leader of the Executive arm of the British government, is the Chancellor of Great Britain. The Chancellor has taken on the same role as the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and is where the main decision-making and political power is vested. The Chancellor is elected for a five year term through the House of Representatives on an Alternative Vote basis, the party leader of the winning majority party is made Chancellor.

The Legislative Arm of the British government is regarded as sovereign, where the real political power and authority lies. The bicameral Parliament of Great Britain consists of the Upper House, the National Council and the Lower House, the House of Representatives. Both houses are elected for five year terms in General Elections. All new legislation begins in the House of Representatives, and the National Council acts as an advisory and revising house for legislation and policy activities. Currently, the party with the majority in both houses, is the Socialist Workers Party

Great Britian is said to have a dominant party system, in which the Socialist Workers Party is the only party that usually has any chance of forming a government, and has been in power uninterrupted since 1992. The Socialist Workers Party has a mixed ideology of Democratic Socialism, Civic Nationalism and Social Justice. The Socialist Workers Party is one of the largest mass-member organisations in Great Britain alongside the Trade Union Coalition. In addition, other political parties play a major role in the democratic process, representing a capitalist voice against the socialist status quo. The Liberal Party is the current opposition party, while other parties represented in parliament include the Conservative Party and the Communist Party.

Foreign Relations

Great Britain is a member of the United Nations and serves as one of the permanent UN Security Council members with veto rights. Great Britain is also a member of World Trade Organisation, the Council of Europe, Commonwealth of Nations, League of Democratic Socialist States and the Council of British States.

Post revolutionary Britain's foreign policy has been shaped by its close relationship with fellow socialist nation and neighbour, Westland, however some political and cultural differences have caused various disagreements in their relationship, most notably, Great Britain's defence policy and posession of nuclear weapons alongside criticisms of Great Britains democratic process, although despite this, the two countries remain close and are major trading partners. Both are members of the Council of British States, and it is generally acepted that Westland's own socialist revolution in 1923 was a significant influencing factor of Great Britain's Revolution in 1991.

Great Britain's exclusion from the European Union, has led to a distance between the country and other European nations it had formerly been close with, such as France, Germany and Spain. Despite this, Great Britain remains a major world power, and a major influence within European politics. Great Britain's place at the head of the Commonwealth of Nations places it in a considerable influential position, with other close allies, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, whom have taken on far more left-wing and socialist oriented policies since the early 1990's.

Major disagreements with the United States led to an end of the 'Special Relationship' in 1998, when Great Britain did so to condemn the United States and asked the country to remove all United States military personnell from Great Britain. This caused uproar in the United States, who, according to Great Britain commited several acts of provocation in 1999 when asked to leave.

Administrative Divsions

Great Britain is a federal state, comprising of Five Autonomous Republics, which are bound together by a central government. Each Autonomous Republic has the same level of administrative power, relating to domestic policy within the republic. Each republic has an additional tier of local administration. Republics are divided into varying numbers of Counties, which only have local administrative responsibilities such as maintaining local infrastructure.

Flag	Seal	Autonomous Republic	Capital	Head of Government
		Cornish Autonomous Republic	Truro
		English Autonomous Republic	London
		Northern Irish Autonomous Republic	Belfast
		Scottish Autonomous Republic	Edinbourgh
		Welsh Autonomous Republic	Cardiff

Economy

Great Britain has a planned economy whereby production and distribution of goods are centralised and directed by the government. Following the March Reforms in 1992, rapid nationalisation of major industries and their transition in public ownership, centralised distribution of output occured, however, free enterprise continued to occur on a small scale during the 1990's, later in 2001 reforms extended the availability of free enterprise and consumer goods rapidly, opening several economic sectors to free enterprise, most notably retail, communications and media. Still  ll of Great Britain's economic decisions are made with the express thought of their consequences on workers and the general population.

As of 2014, Great Britain's GDP in terms of Purchasing Power Parity was $2 Trillion, ranking it 8th in the world, making it one of the world's economic powers. Great Britain has a GDP (PPP) per capita of $36,794. The British economy has diversified from its large manufacturing base since the 1990's, with the growth of the Service Sector to now employ over 45% of the population, the advent of free enterprise reforms in 2001 helped this diversification process. As of 2014, 45% of the population are employed by the Service sector, followed by 37% by the Industrial sector, 12% in Agriculture and 8% in the Quaternary sector (research and development).

All of the major industries are state owned, and are highly productive. Much of the Great Britain's natural resources have been exhausted, with only small deposits of Coal, and Tin in Cornwall, Northern England and Wales that are still actively mined. Today, North Sea Gas is the main supporter of the British natural resources industry employing a large amount of people in North East England.

Consumer products and goods are available through many independant free enterprise business across the country. Many of which are independant and local businesses, however there also exist many chain shops, both domestically based or international chains. Free Enterprises are highly common, ranging from small businesses to major service providors. Most, if not all, free enterprise exists within the Service Sector.

Demographics

Population Statistics

Great Britain has a total population of 53,324,177 as of 2014, making it the fifth most populous country in Europe. It ranks 50th in the world in terms of population density at 267/km2. The GDP per capita of Great Britain is $36,794. The average monthly wage in Great Britain is £3,255. Great Britain has a total unemployment rate of 1.1% as of 2014, and less than 1% of the population live below the poverty line. Great Britain has a total fertility rate of 1.98 births per woman, and a crude death rate of 8.8 per 1000. There is a literacy rate of 99%. 41% of the British population have the equivalent of a Bachelors degree, and over 59% have attended University.

Of the population of 53 million, 87.1% are of white ethnicity, 7% Asian, 3% Black, 2% Mixed and 0.9% other. The largest foreign born populations of Great Britain are Indian, Pakistani, Bangladesh, German, Irish and Jamaican.

Society

Great Britain has a socialist society, which exists with Democratic and Liberal socialist principles. Before the revolution in 1983 British society was divided into Social Classes, the Upper, Middle and Working Classes, however more diversified classes did exist. Following the Revolution, Great Britain began to establish a socialist society, in which everyone was equal in social standing. Methods used for this transition included radical progressive taxation, with a very high tax increase for the highest earners in the country, and reduction in taxes for the lowest earning in the country, gradually closing the gap between rich and poor. Today, British society still has a relatively close focus on social class despite there now only being one classified class in the Social Strcuture, with class conciousness being high.

Trade Unions and Trade Unionism had a significant impact during and following the revolution, still to this day. Trade Unions angered by Thatchers radical policies on anti-trade unionism and economic liberalism which bore the burden on the working classes, were one of the main groups involved in the revolution and the organisation of the society of Great Britain. The Trade Union Congress today is the largest mass member group in Great Britain, and has significant political influence.

Whilst Great Britain is said to largely Anti-capitalist, society in Great Britain has been said to be remarkably similar to that in a capitalist country to some extent, while goods and services are traded for in a small free market, major industries and the means of production are publicly owned in the best interests of the labour force. Consumerism and other capitalist influences have been notably rising in Great Britain, particularly since 2001 where the role of Free Enterprises in British society were increase significantly.However citizens of Great Britain are still entitled to subsidised food provided by the state, alongside power and electricity, education, health, unemployment benefits, disability benefits, and other welfare characteristics which are all payed for by a radical progressive taxation system.

British culture is largely isolated, which has been caused by extensive media isolation, while the media in Great Britain is free, very little material is imported from abroad, and domestically produced media is the most dominant. Modern Music, Television, Radio and Films are almost all domestic productions. This has had a significant impact on British culture, with Globalisation at very low levels, many American traits that have been adopted in the rest of Europe are seldom seen in Great Britain, particularly due to the country's unstable relationship with the United States.