This summer, I spent 2 weeks in Saint Petersburg on a language course and a further 8 weeks in Arkhangelsk in Northern Russia, working as an English teacher with a … Read the rest
Category: Undergraduate Posts
Each year the School of Politics and International Relations allocates funds to help undergraduate and MA students engage in activities beneficial for their intellectual and personal development. Such activities may … Read the rest
Elders, women, and Morans in the small village of Lorroki
Each year the School of Politics and International Relations allocates funds to help undergraduate and MA students engage in activities … Read the rest
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Each year the School of Politics and International Relations allocates funds to help undergraduate and MA students engage in activities beneficial for their intellectual and personal development. … Read the rest
As a politics student I was enthused at the prospect of participating in an active discussion with leading political figures such … Read the rest
Following the removal of all but 92 hereditary peers in 1999, Lords reform has stalled and divided over the next way to proceed. With reform expected to feature in the … Read the rest
By the time John Bercow was elected to the Speakership in June 2009, the expenses scandal had rocked public trust in MPs and Parliament. There was a palpable appetite … Read the rest
David Cameron, speaking on breakfast radio in 2009, famously claimed, ‘too many tweets might make a twat’.
So has he been proved right by the recent changes allowing MPs … Read the rest
On Friday 4th November 2011, the United Kingdom Youth Parliament held its third debate in the House of Commons.
UKYP was founded in 2000 with cross-party support and has … Read the rest