A very useful lesson resource here for global politics.

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Here are two editable introductory activities that can be used to get your teaching of Component 1 and Component 2 off to a flying start.

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The 2017 General Election data summarised in seven UK maps

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A Level Politics students are expected to know some of the basic facts about British politics so here's a fun activity that tests knowledge of how long modern PM's were in office.

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Channel 4"s Fact Check website looks here at how the 2017 General Election might have panned out under alternatives to First Past The Post.

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A useful update here from BBC Newsnight on the future of Islamic State following the fall of Mosul to Iraqi forces and the shrinking geographical size of the IS caliphate.

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The tragedy and agony of Grenfell Tower forms the centrepiece for a remarkable talk from Jon Snow at the Edinburgh International Television Festival.

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This would make an interesting lesson starter. Challenge your global politics students to list the nine countries that possess nuclear weapons.

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Some interesting analysis here from a former CIA expert on North Korea. Why does North Korea really want to complete its nuclear weapons programme? She argues the main reason is "survival".

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The Electoral Reform Society has published their report on the June 2017 General Election.

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Trump’s presidency is much more about communicating with his supporters than actually governing according to this article in Vanity Fair. Can much the same be said about Theresa May?

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Allegations of election interference from outside agencies grow each year. This BBC Inquiry Special Reportlooks at the impact of "bot armies" on electoral processes and results.

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A useful short video introduction here from the New York Times explaining the leadership style of Kim Jong-un.

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Well worth a watch - although you'll need an hour. A superb presentation drawing on survey evidence collected over more than a decade in which Matthew Goodwin explains why a majority of British...

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A fascinating insight here into the views of some young people who support the DUP.

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A short, thought-provoking video here ideal for those studying anarchism as part of optional ideologies.

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Can he be serious? Janan Ganesh from the Financial Times has been thinking about the prospect of a new political party emerging from the uncertainties and divisions of the Brexit shenanigans.

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Which groups in the UK are politically disengaged and why? This House of Commons Research Briefing provides plenty of background evidence.

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As Xi Jinping moves China in new directions, national pride among 20 and 30-year-olds in China is growing and the perception of the West is changing.

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Professor Vernon Bognador argues in this piece in the Guardian that the probability of a second referendum on the terms of a post-Brexit agreement grows stronger by the day.

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