The red microphone
Last week I finished a documentary for Radio 4 and I thought that some of you might be interested in knowing more about the process of getting … Read the rest
The red microphone
Month: April 2013
The red microphone
Image by Andreas Solberg
Not so long ago, I used this blog to raise the issue of whether the property-owning democracy – the vision of widespread home ownership that has … Read the rest
We’ve been producing end-of-session reports detailing the rebellions of government backbenchers for several years now, and last year’s was a whopper: the largest number of rebellions faced by any Prime … Read the rest
This post originally appeared on Adam Morton’s person blog.
Recently, myself and Andreas Bieler were jointly awarded the 2012-13 British International Studies Association -Higher Education Academy Award for Excellence … Read the rest
Amongst the acres of coverage of Mrs Thatcher’s life and death over the last week, there were some interesting What Ifs, trying to imagine a Britain without her as Prime … Read the rest
Image from the Margaret Thatcher Foundation
Huge controversy exists over whether Margaret Thatcher deserves to be buried with full military honours, an accolade awarded to her hero Winston Churchill on … Read the rest
By Philip Cowley.
Yesterday’s post detailing how Labour perceived David Cameron’s debating skills before the 2010 leaders’ debate was a bit of a success. Several people asked if I’d … Read the rest
Image by World Economic Forum
When doing qualitative research, people are sometimes willing to talk to you or to show you material but only on a background basis; that is, … Read the rest
The death of Margaret Thatcher always promised to be a contentious affair and so it has proved. One particularly prickly issue … Read the rest
This is the twenty-third in a series of posts that report on the state of the parties as measured by opinion polls. By pooling together all the available polling evidence … Read the rest