Public support - another argument in favour of ditching first past the post for Westminster elections!

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The ongoing turmoil at the key business group is a good case study in PG success

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There has been a good deal of coverage about the extent to which the new laws are anti-democratic

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Here's our weekly UK politics quiz.

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Here's our weekly UK politics quiz.

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The old chestnut of what do with the UK's second chamber was front page news this week

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Incredibly the number of MPs without a party in the Commons equals the number of Lib Dems

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Back in my home town of Edinburgh for a few days and news of the police investigation into the SNP's finances completely dominates discussion of domestic events here.

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Whichever way you slice it, it's still a two party system

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This week's article by Simon Tisdall is a treasure trove

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An obvious example when assessing the impact of devolution

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Here's our weekly UK politics quiz. Please note: the quiz was written and posted before an announcement about the new leader of the SNP.

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Where do students insert consideration of her premiership? What we decided...

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A good example of whether the doctrine of Individual Ministerial Responsibility remains an important component of the UK's uncodified constitution

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Often called the real engine rooms of government, we've taken something from this year's Budget as a case study of their effectiveness.

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The BBC three parter on Rupert Murdoch is well worth watching if you haven't seen it. Not just because the last series of Succession is coming!

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Here's our weekly UK politics quiz.

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An unprecedented move by a sitting President but will it help his presidency?

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A recent survey answers this within a global context

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Presented by Professor Rosie Campbell from King's College, London, it's well worth a listen

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