There has been a lot of debate in recent weeks as to whether the Covid panademic would be better handled if the UK had a different, less centralised, system of government.

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Here's this week's post half-term UK politics news quiz. Don't forget - there is a 'Classroom Mode' for any teacher wishing to use this as part of their classroom delivery. Good Luck!

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The art of psephology and picking the winner...

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Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!

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Who are they, and what's their role? And don't forget Kanye!

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Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!

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Where does ministerial responsibility lie with the current Education Secretary?

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The case of Boris Johnson.

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Just a quick note to highlight what I think is a great free resource from the Economist which will help them keep up-to-date with US politics.

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A recent article in the Guardian argues that Extinction Rebellion represents a sort of template of how a new form of participatory politics might serve citizens better. This puts a new spin on the...

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Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!

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A visit to my home nation of Scotland this summer yet again highlighted how the two countries of Scotland and England are becoming ever more different.

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Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!

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At the start of the Year 12 Politics course I start to introduce a weekly “week in politics” style lesson.

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Three Labour MPs were "stood down" from their front bench roles this week, as explained in this article. There's a degree of confusion and misinformation about events online so here's a quick...

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Donald Trump appeared to refuse to commit to a peaceful transfer of power, should he be unsuccessful in the presidential elections later this year. He also went on to suggest that the Supreme Court...

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The power a PM can wield, or the capacity to act in a presidential manner, is one which fluctuates. This ebb and flow is visible not only between premiers but within premierships.

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In this article in the Guardian, former Shadow Attorney-General and Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti argues that the proposed legislation - designed to protect military personnel from "vexatious"...

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Here's this week's UK politics news quiz. Good Luck!

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