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Category Archives: 2015 Election
General election 2015: where is the foreign policy?
In the third instalment of our 2015 election special, Dr Matt Broad discusses foreign policy. UKIP defections, Labour surge, leaked memos, non-doms, nuclear bombs, paid volunteering, police numbers, fiscal autonomy, fruit pickers and Joey Essex (again) – this … Continue reading
2015: a case of déjà vu?
In the second instalment of our 2015 election special, Dr Matt Broad reviews the first week of the campaign and offers a historical prospective on the Leaders Debate. Politics is a fickle business. Labour started the week … Continue reading
2015 Election
Welcome to our featured blog series on the 2015 Election Dr Matt Broad provides a weekly analysis of one of the most exciting campaigns in British history On Thursday, 7 May the people of Britain go to the polls … Continue reading
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