Political Language

Blog - We all know that what politicians say often matters more than what they do, but how and why do their words and phrases make such a difference?

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Discover why there are two spellings here: https://t.co/NsnCpy95jx

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Which #spelling do you use? Vote and RT!

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As normal political discourse is disrupted by the outbreak of Coronavirus Covid-19, the Political Language blog begins an indefinite hiatus.

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Rishi Sunak's first budget was dominated by one issue... #PoliticalLanguage https://t.co/AOE6l4Ui0m

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An analysis of the Chancellor's resignation letter #PoliticalLanguage https://t.co/HZAcgNYYtX

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Is #Brexit 'a new dawn'? #PoliticalLanguage https://t.co/zwAaaFDt75

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Boris Johnson parodied Tony Blair's words this week: what did he really mean? #NorthernIreland #PoliticalLanguage https://t.co/kErqRDCqrY

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As Political Language returns for 2020, is #progressivepatriotism what #Labour needs? #PoliticalLanguage #rebeccalongbailey #LabourLeadershipElection https://t.co/xqoJaPqMmy

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The #PoliticalLanguage blog returns next week for the first blog post of 2020!

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Boris is back - and so are his jokes #PoliticalLanguage
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After the result of #GE2019, so you agree with Nicola Sturgeon #SNP that Boris Johnson has ‘no right��� to block #IndyRef2? #PoliticalLanguage

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Do you agree with Jeremy Corbyn that he did ‘everything he could’ to stop Boris Johnson from winning? RT! #PoliticalLanguage #GE2019

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After this election result, will it be possible to "find closure and let the healing begin"? #PoliticalLanguage #GE2019 https://t.co/9j4agxmU7d

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Follow the #PoliticalLanguage commentary on #ElectionNight2019 https://t.co/7jbLWyZNG8