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Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. It's a Super Thursday Election result special this week as the UK political landscape sees seismic shifts yet again. Good luck!
What do Thursday's results mean?
There has been a lot of analysis of how parties performed at the ballot box (especially Labour), so who should we listen to?
UK judges, civil liberties and gender bias
What does a recent high-profile ruling in a divorce case tell us?
Identity in Northern Ireland - video
Could be a useful way to segue into discussing nationalism?
It's local/regional election week! Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good luck!
Boris Johnson and the truth
How are the latest accusations affecting his premiership?
Biden's first 100 days - with video
How is he doing, and does it really matter?
What's up in Hartlepool?
Not much, but there is a byelection. Read on...
Caitlyn for California
A leftfield gubernatorial campaign following a recall election
An independent Wales. Really?
Good article on the topic, with some stunning opinion poll data on the future of the principality.
There's a definate sense of 'sleaze' in this week's UK Politics news quiz. It's like being back in the 1990's. Good luck!
Votes at 16 - lesson starter
A useful little video from the BBC to stimulate debate on the topic.
Welcome to the new term! Try these 10 multi-choice questions on UK politics news stories from the last week.
Death of Shirley Williams - Co-Founder of the SDP
Shirley Williams, a former Labour Cabinet Minister and a co-Founder of the Social Democratic Party has dies at the age of 90.
Direct action by pressure groups
Extinction Rebellion and breaking windows at the bank
Links between ex-government ministers and business
It goes further than Cameron and the Greensill lobbying saga, and raises important questions about democracy in the UK
Good example of constituency obligations of an MP
Quite often we think of MPs as servants of a party machine, or as a check on the government. But looking after the people who they are elected to represent may override these aspects of the job
Devolution: London to go its own way on drugs?
Reports today that the current London Mayor is likely to set up a new commission on drugs policy