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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.

MP's leave main parties to form new Independent Group

MP's leave main parties to form new Independent Group

Is this the start of a new party? What are its chances?

7 Mar 2019 Maddie Pitt
Spain to go to the polls as Sanchez's budget fails to pass

Spain to go to the polls as Sanchez's budget fails to pass

Spain set for its third election in under four years

24 Feb 2019 Callum Tennant
The next generation of Democrats are stepping up

The next generation of Democrats are stepping up

The Democrats have the capacity to surmount a challenge - strategy and policy will be key. Coherence will be imperative; tenacity will be indispensable.

15 Feb 2019 Sam Marshall
Robert Biedroń’s party Spring into third place

Robert Biedroń’s party Spring into third place

Poland's new political party shows it's a force to be reckoned with

15 Feb 2019 Jan Sztanka-Toth
Journalists continue to risk life and limb

Journalists continue to risk life and limb

An increasingly risky career which has never been more needed

15 Feb 2019 Michael Maitland-Jones
‘Gilets jaunes’: the protestors without borders

‘Gilets jaunes’: the protestors without borders

Madeline Pitt explores how the protests have changed as they've spread from France

15 Feb 2019 Maddie Pitt
State of the Union 2019 Live

State of the Union 2019 Live

We'll be following the state of the union live as it happens, follow along to see updates and insights #SOTU2019

6 Feb 2019 Callum Tennant
May’s meaningful vote was the biggest government defeat in British history. What were the others?

May’s meaningful vote was the biggest government defeat in British history. What were the others?

May’s EU Withdrawal Act suffered the mother of all parliamentary defeats

2 Feb 2019 Bethany Fisher
One country, two presidents: Venezuela a country in crisis

One country, two presidents: Venezuela a country in crisis

Division in the military between which President to support could lead to civil war in the country

27 Jan 2019 Patrick Walker
US shutdown continues

US shutdown continues

Democrats and Republicans in the US Capitol fail to reach an agreement on funding for Trump’s border wall, essential government services lie dormant

22 Jan 2019 Patrick Walker

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