Differences between the Labour and Conservative parties over policies and ideas
British politics has become increasingly adversarial with the arrival of Corbyn’s hard-left Labour party. The core differences in policy and ideology in the two parties..
A huge source of division within the Conservative party is the European Union. While the stance of the government is negotiating a successful Brexit deal..
How far do the main political parties differ on policies and ideas?
Traditionally, political parties have been characterised by very different ideologies. The policies of the three main parties were underpinned by a coherent set of ideas..
To what extent do the political parties agree on ideas and policies?
The major political parties often disagree on many issues and one of these particular issues is tuition fees. Currently, the conservative standpoint is to..
There is a fundamental division that exists within The Conservative party. The party leadership is dominated by the modernisers, those MPs gathered around Cameron that..
The coalition is generally united over policies and ideas, many of the big reforms of this government, austerity, health and education have all passed due..
Easter, time for sober reflection and chocolate eggs. This year Prime Minister David Cameron, writing in the Church Times , followed by a radio interview about his..
The debate political hacks were waiting for, Clegg Vs Farage on EU membership treated viewers and listeners to a spectacle generating more heat than light…
Coalition United? I think not When the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats formed a coalition in the aftermath of the general election of 2010, it..
Max Keiser delivers some unpleasant truths on the state of the UK economy. Questioned also by Mary Riddell from The Daily Telegraph and Craig Woodhouse..
Parliament Roundup – 13/01/14-19/01/14 Labour Speech This week, Labour leader Ed Miliband and his shadow ministers will make speeches for the electorate in order..
Coalition Welfare reforms Job Seekers Allowance (JSA): The Department for Work and Pensions have set up schemes aimed at getting unemployed people back to work,..
Parliament Roundup: 4/12/13-11/12/13 MPs to receive 11% pay rise: Click for a video explanation IPSA(Independent Parliament Standards Authority) have recently proposed to provide MPs with..
Weekly Parliament Roundup – 13/11/13-20/11/13 Geneva II Conference November 2013 Over the last few weeks, the Geneva conference has taken centre stage in the..
Unit 1: Pressure Groups A Pressure Group is an organised group that does not hold candidates for election, but seeks to influence and change government policy..
Weekly Parliament review – 6th -13th November 2013 Commonwealth Summit Prime Minister David Cameron will still attend the Commonwealth Summit in Sri Lanka despite India..
Energy Bills – Is Cameron ‘panicking‘ yet? Over the past few months, we’ve witnessed politicians persistently speaking of energy prices rocketing and of the ‘Big Six’..
“A Boris for every city” – Mayoral system rejected across the country
Along with a series of local election defeats the coalition’s localism agenda took a battering during their round of referendums. With people in Manchester, Birmingham,..
The coalition government has confirmed that it is revising its plans to cap child benefits from higher rate taxpayers who earn above £42,735. While the..
A ruling following a legal challenge from the National Secular Society this Friday stating that the saying of prayers during Bideford council meetings was unlawful..
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has announced his intentions to become one of Britain’s first elected police and crime commissioners. Prescott who will face..
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