Poverty – A Level Politics

by Editor May 25, 2018 Comments0

Is the poverty of the South is a consequence of the policies and actions of the North?

16/06/2018

Isabel Hardman of The Spectator on impressions of Theresa May dealing with Brexit. Will there be a political price to pay for cancelled trains? Why did the SNP walk out? And the photographer's art - what it takes to get a really great political picture. Editor: Peter Mulligan.

BBC Radio 4

09/06/2018

Iain Martin, columnist on the Times, looks behind the scenes at Westminster. A week of uncertainty and confusion over the progress of Brexit, what kind of person is the Home Secretary Sajid Javid, and is Westminster interfering with the devolved Northern Irish government on abortion law. Plus can managing government in times of crisis be […]

BBC Radio 4

The World Next Week (CFR)

U.S. Moves Forward with China Tariffs and the UN Scrambles to Avert Deeper Crisis in Yemen June 14, 2018

The White House moves forward with tariffs on Chinese imports, the UN Security Council meets to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, and World Refugee Day is marked around the world.

Trade Disputes Overshadow the G7 Summit and Trump Meets Kim Jong-Un June 7, 2018

Trade disputes on the docket at the G7 summit, anticipation of a meeting between President Donald J. Trump and Kim Jong-un builds, and the World Cup kicks off in Russia.

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