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I don’t think I’m the only ex-Labour member who is still traumatised by 2015, or the only liberal who still has nightmares about 2016. The atmosphere was unique and grim, and looking back ...

Take a group of random citizens, give them the facts and let thoughtful discussion unfold As hard as it may be to believe — especially in times of government shutdowns and partisan paralysis ...

Green Party’s vote has ballooned, but can it retain new support and stand out among pro-EU competitors? Green political parties achieved unprecedented success across all four Home Nations ...

The doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty, defined by Dicey as parliament having ‘the right to make any law whatever; and, further, that no person or body is recognised by the law of England as ...

A 2015 comprehensive study by Ofcom—a UK regulatory authority for the broadcasting, telecommunications and postal industries—suggested there was a growing concern among web and app users ...

We now live in a world where to be offended is considered a legitimate argument. Where people can be convicted for uttering an opinion which goes against the prevailing wisdom or questioning ...
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