Blog and updates
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16 May 2022
'A Week is a Long Time in Politics' News Quiz - 16 May 2022
It's back! The tutor2u Politics team has returned from our revision workshop tour and put together the weekly UK politics news quiz. We have 10 multichoice questions and 'Classroom mode' for those...
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13 May 2022
Economist podcast on abortion in the USA
Historical and political analysis of Roe to Dobbs
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11 May 2022
An end to the right to peaceful protest?
A new bill announced in the Queen's Speech raises questions about rights protection
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9 May 2022
The (brief?) rise of the Aspire Party
So who are Aspire and are they set to be a new electoral force?
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9 May 2022
A slippery slope?
Latest announcement from the First Minister of Scotland raises an age old question
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28 Apr 2022
Excellent resource, full of stats on Parliament
Came across this via the UK Parliament Teacher Network
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25 Apr 2022
Is there racial bias in the UK police force?
The use of "stop and search" continues to create controversy
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19 Apr 2022
Worrying trends about democracy
A new survey talks of a collapse in support for the status quo
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18 Apr 2022
Topical examples from the weekend's press and links to related past blogs
Helpful for revision for the British Politics papers
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14 Apr 2022
Partygate: to resign or not resign?
Party politics and the constitutionality of ministerial resignations
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12 Apr 2022
Interesting politics related material from the past week or so
Some suggestions beyond the syllabus
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11 Apr 2022
Has the Prime Minister become more powerful in recent years?
What insight into the power of the PM do recent developments provide?
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