What was the UK government like in world war 1?

During World War I, the UK government was a constitutional monarchy led by King George V, with Prime Minister Herbert Asquith initially in charge until he was replaced by David Lloyd George in 1916. The government centralized power to manage the war effort, implementing policies such as conscription, rationing, and the Ministry of Munitions to oversee production. It also relied heavily on Propaganda to maintain public support and morale. The war significantly expanded the role of the state in the economy and society, laying the groundwork for post-war social reforms.