Here's this week's UK politics quiz. Good luck!

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Here's this week's UK politics quiz. Good luck!

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Here's this week's UK politics quiz. Good luck!

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On Saturday, there will an extraordinary meeting of members of UKIP when a vote of no confidence will be held for its leader Henry Bolton. Should Bolton lose, UKIP will have to find a fifth leader...

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The LSE produces some sterling podcasts on all manner of topical issues - here's a very recent one from two of my favourite economists / policy gurus on how we think about climate change.

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It's worth building up a series of examples if you're planning on teaching the Global Politics option for Edexcel. The latest from the Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe detention issue in Iran is that the...

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Here's this week's UK politics quiz. Good luck!

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Here's this week's UK politics quiz. Good luck!

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The Economist Intelligence Unit has published their latest rankings for the strength of democracies across the world. It will come as no surprise that North Korea languishes at the foot of the...

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A government minister resigns in the House of Lords for being 2 minutes late - ministerial responsibility in action! Remarkable scenes and reaction from those around him.

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Latest research data released by the respected British Election Study suggests that there was no significant difference in the turnout of young voters (18-24 years) in the 2017 General Election...

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Here's this week's Politics news quiz. Good luck!

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A hat tip to Amanda Sexton for flagging up this excellent source of data for US Congresses up to and including Obama.

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I'm not sure there is much that a professional photographer could do for me (photoshop is another matter, of course). However, users of dating apps are increasingly turning to professional...

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A thought-provoking piece here from Times columnist David Aaronovitch who argues that the majority in support of Brexit will be reduced to zero as older voters are dying and new young voters become...

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A concise two-minute video here from the Economist summarising the highlights (or lowlights) of the Trump presidency during 2017.

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The first UK politics quiz of 2018! Good luck...

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Some useful profiles of key political thinkers for the core & optional ideologies here in a special collection of study resources on the Tutor2u Politics site.

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"Economic inequality is a symptom of processes—some good, some bad—that drive the global economy. It’s the residue of a post-industrialized age." So argues Professor Angus Deaton in this excellent...

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