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Opposition
The Opposition, formally known as HM Official Opposition, refers to the largest political party in the House of Commons that is not in government. The leader of this party takes the title Leader of the Opposition. The role of the Official Opposition is to question and scrutinise the work of the Government. More generally, any party that is not a part of the government is described as an opposition party.
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Reform Party case study: GE 24 manifesto launch
18th June 2024
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Party leaders and voting behaviour
30th January 2024
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Voting Behaviour and the Labour Party
16th October 2023
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How many of the Shadow Cabinet can you name?
29th June 2023
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Keir Starmer and voting behaviour
21st June 2022
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CPD opportunities on UK Parliament
18th May 2022
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Introducing the Parliament topic
12th October 2016
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Party System (organisation of politics)
Study Notes
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The world's longest filibuster finally ends
2nd March 2016
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Podcast series on democracy
14th January 2016
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Is the UK government becoming authoritarian?
13th January 2016
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Opposition Day - Tax Credits Debate
20th October 2015
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Lesson idea - UK Cabinet Compare and Contrast
23rd September 2015