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UK Government, the Law and Your Role

Which of the following is an example of fundamental British freedom?

AThe right to a state pension from any age
BFreedom of speech
CThe right to avoid paying taxes
DThe right to free housing

Answer & explanation

The correct answer is Freedom of speech.

Freedom of speech is one of the fundamental freedoms of the UK. Others include freedom of belief and religion, freedom from unfair discrimination, and the right to a fair trial.

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