New Prime Minister: The Heat Is On
The UK is truly facing a summer of discontent. With strikes, inflation, heatwaves, fires and a war in Eastern Europe, the next few years will
The UK is truly facing a summer of discontent. With strikes, inflation, heatwaves, fires and a war in Eastern Europe, the next few years will
Hustings, speeches, and supporters. The British public have been inundated with updates on the leadership campaign by the now four potential candidates for the top job. Throughout the race to No.10, we have heard many topics debated amongst the candidates: trans discussions, fuel tax, the cost-of-living crisis and who said what to Boris Johnson. With Today’s news indicating, Rishi Sunak’s clear lead above the other candidates, a crucial discussion has yet to touched upon by the candidates. The Housing crisis.
Opinion Piece The Prime Minister is invited to form a government by the Queen because she or he is able to command a majority in
A Liberal Democrat amendment to the Schools Bill was defeated by Conservative peers yesterday in the House of Lords. Somewhat surprisingly, Labour peers abstained from the amendment which resulted in a certain defeat yesterday evening.
The Labour party will today push for a no confidence vote to remove Boris Johnson from Number 10 Downing Street. Following Boris Johnson downfall, ousting the ‘care taker’ Prime Minister could potentially trigger an election.
Think back for a moment, to the Conservatives leadership campaign trail in 2016 when Theresa May warned of the infamous ‘magic money tree’ politicians are
What Johnson’s Resignation Tells Us About the Sorry State of British democracy (and Why There Is a Case for Hope)
In his seminal The English Constitution, Walter Bagehot identified the dignified and the efficient parts of the UK’s Government. This week’s excruciating drama of the
Boris Johnson today denied prior knowledge of Chris Pincher’s sexual misconduct allegations
Recent shockwaves of by-elections show political shifts in the electorate. We examine how voting changes run deep to local authorities as well as Westminster constituencies.
As Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton go to the polls, we ask what might this mean for the national picture
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