The blog is back

Monday, August 31, 2009
by Mike McCartney

After a refreshing summer rest, the Politics blog will be back to daily postings of the latest updates relating to teaching and learning Politics.

First up is the Guardian’s take on a key topic in the Governing the UK papers at AS level, House of Lords reform.

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Posted to UK Politics • Constitutional reform • Specification Focus • Cambridge Pre-U • AQA (AS • Edexcel (AS) • OCR (A2) • OCR (AS)
Tags: house of lords, parliament, constitution, house of lords reform, jack straw
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