Month: February 2024

Due to the nature of the UK’s ‘First Past the Post’ (FPTP) system, it has historically been hard for new,

From a technical perspective, Britain must be considered a multi-party system in the sense that contests are open to feature

Brexit, Britain’s departure from the European union, caused a divide between the nation. The referendum itself changed the trajectory of

The Official Opposition in the Northern Irish Assembly is a relatively new concept. With a huge potential for success, The

From environmental issues to corporate advocacy, interest groups are playing an increasing role in UK politics. Interest groups have brought

Introduction The landscape of UK politics has long been dominated by the duopoly of the Labour and Conservative parties, with

The sugar tax is a prime example of how the public and other external influences can convince the government to

Why is it that both parties are the same, it seems that whichever one is in government can never solve

The current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has once again changed his net-zero policies to reach the same targets but the