Blog and updates
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13 Sept 2021
Government to push forward with more devolution
The Local Government Minister announced plans in an interview with the FT this week
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13 Sept 2021
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 13 September 2021
Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Who was accused of attending a meeting without any government officials present? Which is the 'quietest' day in the Commons? Which minister said that she...
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8 Sept 2021
Re-evaluating success of Extinction Rebellion (XR)
Interesting article on XR in the paper
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6 Sept 2021
A Week is a Long Time in Politics - UK Politics quiz 06 September 2021
Our weekly UK politics news quiz is back! A warm welcome to regular and new users of the quiz. We have 10 multi-choice questions based upon news stories from the last 7 days. The SNP have gone into...
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2 Sept 2021
Devolution in the UK: success or failure?
A couple of examples from the same newspaper this week to add to a typical A Level question
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1 Sept 2021
Heads up - TV and film
Three great things to watch for Politics students to fill up the final moments of the holidays
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31 Aug 2021
Independents and third parties in the UK
Fascinating article on BBC about increased success of independent and third parties at local level in recent years
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28 Aug 2021
Questioning the Effectiveness of the UK Parliament
His does the Afghanistan debate (August 2021) fit into this narrative?
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19 Aug 2021
Food for thought (Oxbridge prep material)
A couple of articles for students who want to take thinking about politics beyond A Level
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13 Aug 2021
What direction lies ahead for civil liberties?
Article by Owen Jones today should help stimulate debate when studying topic for A Level
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5 Aug 2021
Is Boris Johnson a Thatcherite?
Great article in the paper today offering a revisionist view of Thatcherism
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3 Aug 2021
Which direction for the UK government's policies on civil liberties?
You may not agree with the thrust of the writer's arguments, but some good stuff in here
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2 Aug 2021
English regional devolution: the case of Yorkshire
A new survey on identity suggests a strong case for more devolution for England's best county
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1 Aug 2021
Electoral systems
Massive new report by the Electoral Reform Society highlights unfairness of first past the post
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29 Jul 2021
Tax cuts for the rich increase their income, but there are no boons for wider society...
In fact the net outcome can be considered as negative: a new research paper, the most expansive ever on the topic, finds that tax cuts boost the income of the top 1% but don't improve economic...
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27 Jul 2021
Great article for teaching voting behaviour (and maybe power of PM too)
The 'week of chaos' may not be up there with the likes of Black Wednesday, but with hindsight it might be pivotal?
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26 Jul 2021
Boris Johnson's approval ratings nosedive according to new opinion polls
A couple of stories from the papers are likely to heap pressure on the PM
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