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Government reverses its decision on John Sentamu's peerage.

Procedural hold up at the House of Lords Appointments Commission means that Britain's first black archbishop still awaits his life peerage.

Westminster round up for the week commencing 05/10/20.

This week in our parliamentary analysis: - Details of Tory backbenchers' objections to the 'Rule of Six' and 10pm curfew. - Discussion of the Covert Human Intelligence Source Bill. - Coverage of the Labour MP Florence Eshalomi's intervention concerning knife crime.

US Presidential debate: no change in voters’ opinions.

The US electorate are left frustrated after a presidential debate that lacked integrity and imagination.

Conservatives make new strides North with a new CCHQ to be announced in Leeds.

Location, Location, Location…After plans to relocate the House of Lords to York were axed 19th August, the government’s promise to create a new northern hub lacked substance. Now, as co – chair of the party Amanda Millings announced last Saturday 3rd October plans to open a new Conservative Campaign HQ in Leeds in 2021, that promise looks more likely to come into fruition.

Could CANZUK be the next step for Brexit?

After Brexit, there's no telling what Britain's role will be on the international stage. A fast-growing movement, advocating a customs union with Canada, Australia, and New Zealand may just have the answers.

Sri Lankan security forces in race against time

Sri Lankan security forces in race against time

Sri Lanka which suffered for decades from a bloody separatist from the Tamil Tigers – is now grappling with a new terror threat.

6 May 2019 Callum Tennant
Three Labour councillors to represent Hull Road after council elections

Three Labour councillors to represent Hull Road after council elections

The group notably includes two former students at the University.

3 May 2019 Patrick Walker
"I, for one, welcome our new feline overlords"

"I, for one, welcome our new feline overlords"

The role of cats in British politics is not a new phenomenon. The position of Chief Mouser was created in 1929

1 May 2019 Emily Taylor
The Aftermath of the Christchurch terrorist attack

The Aftermath of the Christchurch terrorist attack

The response of authorities and the government to this terrorist attack of unprecedented scale was praised by many

23 Apr 2019 Jan Sztanka-Toth
Algeria faces two impending crises

Algeria faces two impending crises

The patience of the Algerian populace is tested as an ineffective leader attempts to run for a fifth term

16 Mar 2019 Patrick Walker
Meaningful vote 2.0 is defeated, May’s grip weakens, standby for meaningful vote 3.0

Meaningful vote 2.0 is defeated, May’s grip weakens, standby for meaningful vote 3.0

These really are unprecedented times – feeling confused? This article will help you understand the extraordinary events of the last few days.

14 Mar 2019 Callum Tennant
May’s Strasbourg statement sways some MPs – will it be enough?

May’s Strasbourg statement sways some MPs – will it be enough?

Legal guarantees, reassurances and clarifications. Tensions build in Westminster as the country waits for the 19:00 vote

12 Mar 2019 Callum Tennant
Just 17 days until the UK is set to leave the EU

Just 17 days until the UK is set to leave the EU

After 997 days the UK is set to leave in less than a month and there’s still no deal

12 Mar 2019 Callum Tennant
The problem of captured ISIS fighters of European origin

The problem of captured ISIS fighters of European origin

Ironically, it could be safer to have potentially dangerous people in Europe under tight control...

10 Mar 2019 Jan Sztanka-Toth
Pakistan Air Force shoots down Indian jet over Kashmir

Pakistan Air Force shoots down Indian jet over Kashmir

In a major escalation an Indian fighter jet was intercepted and shot down by Pakistan

7 Mar 2019 Arthur Fyfe Stoica

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