Consensus is emerging about the case for English devolution, but the scale of the challenge needs to be addressed in central government.
Read our latest guest comment from @michaelkenny_ and @jacknewmanHE on how to devolve English government https://t.co/ya2vJBIqoY
Y12/Y13: Some great research here regarding the education/social class of the current and previous cabinets. Notice the stark difference between Labour and Conservative governments. A great example for our representation topic. #education
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61% of the cabinet attended a private school, our analysis found.
Just 7% of the UK population are privately educated, meaning the cabinet are nearly 9x more likely to have gone to a private school than the general population.
Y12: Armando is hinting that perhaps this government are making it harder for younger people to vote with the new Voter ID rules. As we know, they are more likely to vote left of centre, and therefore not Conservative. #participation#voterage
Back of my Polling Card for local elections. For 1st time, photo ID is required. Card gives many options for elderly or those with disability. None, NONE, for younger or student voters. The policy is simply biased against younger voters, designed to suppress their vote.
Iโm running the Buxton Half marathon in May to raise money for @macmillancancer. If you can spare a couple of quid please visit my fundraising page https://t.co/tPEX4l7Gpi Thanks
Y12: A great example of Labour factions here. Diane is to the left of her party, and can be seen attacking Keir, who is very much towards the centre. #Factions
Sunak is responsible for lots of things. But sentencing is the responsibility of the judiciary. You would think a former DPP would know that. Horrible ad.
A lot of updates information in this article for your Parties topic. Make a note of what Kierโs Labour Party would include in their manifesto and think about how this fits in with the Labour Party historically.
https://t.co/MVABF0lV7g
Y12/13: Yet another case study for that Lobbying topic. This time, Scott Benton MP, is accused of offering the Gambling Industry access to the Government for cash, of course.#lobbying
Y12/13: Some useful examples in the news regarding Joe Biden not attending the coronation. Those media outlets who are right of centre are calling Biden out (see below). Worth noting that a US President has never attended one.
Y12: Hereโs something we talked about in class. The Lib Dems are going after soft Conservative seats at the next General Election, rather than Labour ones. #LibDempolicy
https://t.co/3Nj7QySIfs
Former @CHSupdates and Government and Politics student @AnitaOkunde tackling the issue of climate change. Her hard work and dedication are a great example of what you can achieve, Y12/13.
Fantastic to hear and learn from @AnitaOkunde on a panel about how we can tackle climate change for future generations ๐
Anita advised that we should all ensure young people are involved in consultations because policies have direct impact on young people โ๐ป๐ช๐ป
Another example for our Lobbying topic. Over 170 former ministers/advisors have taken jobs in industries related to their previous post. Questions regarding the โrevolving doorโ, and whether some cash in on the contacts they made in public service.
https://t.co/26UMKqzQgl
A great example for our Lobbying topic. ยฃ3.5m given to the Conservative Party from a range of high polluting industries, climate change deniers and the fossil fuel industries.
https://t.co/cQegBbGRcL