Conflict

Divisions

Political Parties

Brexit

Historical Context

Direct Democracy

Delegate and Burkean Theories of Representation

Parties, Elections, and Mandates

Descriptive and Substantive

The UK Parliament

Structures, Institutions, Parliamentary Sovereignty

The Constitutional Position of the House of Lords

Composition of the House of Lords

Role of the House of Lords

Reform of the House of Lords

The House of Lords

Parliament: Sovereign or Supreme?

The Referendum and Popular Sovereignty

Parliament: A Sovereign of Sovereigns?

Parliament and the Executive

Parliament and the Supreme Court

Parliament, Brexit and Devolution

Conclusion

What is the Relationship Between the Prime Minister and Parliament?

Parliamentary Parties and the Role of Labour's NEC

Parliament and Government: Influence

The Efficiency of Parliament

Misconceptions about MPs

Pomp and Ceremony

Are Politicians Untrustworthy?

How Much Influence Does Parliament Hold Over the Government?

Introduction: What are the key current challenges in UK politics?

How can minor or smaller parties impact the political agenda?

The Multi-Party System: Will we see more coalition governments?

Should we reform the UK electoral system?

How has the relationship between politicians and the media changed over time?

What are some of the factors affecting how MPs vote?

Do private and commercial interests pose a threat to UK democracy?

Should political parties be state-funded?

What are the key challenges currently facing UK business?

Should the House of Lords be reformed, abolished, or left alone?

Should devolution extend to the creation of an English Parliament?

What is the relationship between backbenchers and the government?

What is the relationship between politicians and the media?

What is the relationship between politicians and the electorate?

What are the factors affecting how MPs vote?

Should the UK have its own Bill of Rights?

How can we improve the quality of UK democracy?

What are you proudest of?

Does pressure group activity pose a threat to UK democracy?

Is Parliament still sovereign?

Should we reform the UK electoral system?