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Steve Richards reflects on the political career of Kenneth Clarke who reached the position of Chancellor but never made 10 Downing Street.

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This video, shared widely on International Women's Day, provides a detailed profile of German revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg.

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Steve Richards has this new unscripted talk on the impact of Brexit on British Party Politics. Having been to one of his 'Rock 'n Roll Politics' events at the Edinburgh Fringe this August I can...

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This is superb! A one hour special discussion from the BBC Radio 4 Briefing Room in which David Aaronovitch asks who is running Britain and is it now time to have a written constitution?

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We often turn to esteemed political documentary maker Michael Cockerell when an profile of a major political figure is needed. Here he looks at the political career of Boris Johnson who became...

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A superb video from Michael Cockerell on BBC Newsnight on May's rise to power and the difficulties of her three years in office.

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Here is the excellent 2018 overview of the salient British politics and policy research from the London School of Economics. Lots of contemporary research for ambitious students and their teachers...

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This new Brexit Vote interactive simulator from the Guardian allows you to play with the different permutations of for/against based on the variety of tribes in the Commons. Few of the options look...

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LSEUPR is pleased to announce its 2018 essay competition is now open and accepting submissions from all incoming and outgoing year 12 & 13 students. Are you interested in politics, current...

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The LSE produces some sterling podcasts on all manner of topical issues - here's a very recent one from two of my favourite economists / policy gurus on how we think about climate change.

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A thought-provoking piece here from Times columnist David Aaronovitch who argues that the majority in support of Brexit will be reduced to zero as older voters are dying and new young voters become...

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"Economic inequality is a symptom of processes—some good, some bad—that drive the global economy. It’s the residue of a post-industrialized age." So argues Professor Angus Deaton in this excellent...

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Professor John Curtice has a new paper out in which he claims that age not social class is now the main demographic dividingline in British politics.

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Unmissable for Politics students and teachers? This is the first of a series of lectures on Britain's political parties from Professor Vernon Bogdanor.

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A useful discussion here from the FT team exploring the importance of "authenticity" in determining the suitability of politicians to hold leadership roles.

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Gabriel Gatehouse from BBC Newsnight visits Tombstone in Arizona to discover the battle within the Republican Party that is raging in Arizona, where the Mexican Wall is more than a concept.

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The tragedy and agony of Grenfell Tower forms the centrepiece for a remarkable talk from Jon Snow at the Edinburgh International Television Festival.

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Well worth a watch - although you'll need an hour. A superb presentation drawing on survey evidence collected over more than a decade in which Matthew Goodwin explains why a majority of British...

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A fascinating insight here into the views of some young people who support the DUP.

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A short, thought-provoking video here ideal for those studying anarchism as part of optional ideologies.

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