Bulldogs and Kangaroos: Our Relationship with Australia
In the latest edition of ‘Our Relationship With…’, International Editor Henry Shah explores Britain’s ties to Australia and the 1999 Independence Referendum.
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PM Advised to Blow on Cartridge if Turning Parliament Off and On Again Doesn’t Work
‘You’re actually taking the piss’ the PM was recently heard saying to a wall in the House of Commons
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No-Deal Brexit Would be an Economic Disaster, Even if Trade With the World is Expanded
Tom Ford reports the negative economic implications of a no-deal Brexit
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Poll Tracker: Public Back Johnson Against Remain Politicians
Ben Dolbear explains the lead of the Conservative Party in the polls in what has been a chaotic first week back in Parliament
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Brexit: A Series of Unfortunate Events
Imogen Brighty-Potts summarises what on earth is happening in Parliament and how Brexit is progressing.
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A Game of Brexit: The Plots and Tactics
Tom Ford sums up an eventful week in Parliament.
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SUSU Sabbaticals Join Protest Against Parliament Prorogation
SUSU have made their stance on the prorogation of Parliament clear.
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Government’s Proposed Early Election Date To Restrict Student Voters
Downing Street strategists are believed to have chosen an early election date in order to suppress the registration of students to the electoral register.
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PMQs – Johnson Flusters and Blusters
Alec Taylor-Durant reviews the PMQs from Wednesday 4th September 2019.
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Scottish Conservative Leader Ruth Davidson Resigns
Davidson’s resignation may increase the likelihood of Scottish independence and erode the Tories’ support north of the border
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