Main menu For students For teachers Explore our subjects Student events & courses

Explore

More for students
Sign in

Teaching Politics

Blog

Saturday roundup

Jim Riley

22nd November 2008

Share this content:

There’s a raft of stories relevant to British politics students in today’s papers.

First there is a report on the government’s plans to press ahead with the controversial ID card proposal

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/nov/22/identity-cards-home-office

Then there’s a fairly thorough analysis of David Cameron’s response to Brown’s buy now, pay later plans to get the economy moving

There’s quite an interesting piece here on the BNP’s most high ranking elected official

I would also draw the attention of readers to this excellent overview of the financial crisis in the US by Larry Elliot

Share this content:

Jim Riley

Jim co-founded tutor2u alongside his twin brother Geoff! Jim is a well-known Business writer and presenter as well as being one of the UK's leading educational technology entrepreneurs.

You might also like

What is Trident?

30th September 2015

US Politics Update: John Boehner Resigns as Speaker

25th September 2015

Are You New to Teaching Politics?

21st September 2015

Freedom of Speech - Necessary or a Menace?

21st September 2015

Rising power of China

21st September 2015

Corbyn's first week in post - PMQs, the National Anthem, and the EU

17th September 2015

Lesson resource - Beyond the Bike - global connections

17th September 2015

Elevator Quiz - an introduction to Global Issues

14th September 2015