How to revise for A Level Politics
Some of the most common questions we get at Study Politics relate to the best ways to revise for A Level Politics. […]
Collective responsibility: what does the exam fiasco change?
Whilst we hope that all students have had a smooth ride as possible in the last few weeks when collecting results and […]
Is it time for the UK constitution to become codified?
The UK constitution is fairly unique in that it is uncodified. This has many effects on how the government can change the […]
Boris Johnson: The Prime Minister’s First Year
Boris Johnson took office in July 2019 after winning the Conservative Party leadership election by a significant majority. He has faced many […]
Results Day 2020 & Autumn Exam Dates Announced
JCQ, Ofqual and exam boards have announced what happens on and after Results Day 2020. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, […]
The Hong Kong Security Bill: Is China too powerful?
The recent passing of the Hong Kong security law by Beijing on 30 June 2020 represents a stark breach of the 1997 […]
Racism and Civil liberties in the UK and US
We have seen a considerable prevalence of the question of racism and the protection of human rights in recent weeks following the […]
How have MPs been voting during the lockdown?
The UK’s legislative process has come under scrutiny in recent months. Whilst there have been some modernisations in recent years, including the […]
The COVID-19 lockdown and devolution: what’s happening?
Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the UK, has recently announced measures to ease the lockdown as a result of COVID-19. There has […]
Study Politics: New website launching in June 2020
Welcome to Study Politics! We are a brand new website for A-Level Politics students. We provide a range of resources that help […]
