Our simple guide to the recent debate over Theresa May’s plans to reintroduce Grammar Schools
Our simple guide to the British Red Cross’ statement about the state of the NHS and the government’s response
Our simple guide to the notion of ‘Shared Society’
A simple guide to ‘JAMs’ (Just About Managings)
Our simple guide to TTIP and the debate surrounding it
A simple guide to the debate about the future of nuclear power
Our simple guide to understanding Neoliberalism
Our simple guide to the debate over the privatisation of the NHS
Our simple guide to the current political crisis emerging in Northern Ireland
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Whig Party
Our simple guide to both sides of the debate on whether or not sex education should be made compulsory in schools
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the National Health Action Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to Britain First
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Cannabis is Safer Than Alcohol Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Animal Welfare Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Pirate Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Monster Raving Loony Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Women’s Equality Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Socialist Labour Party
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Trade Union and Socialist Coalition
Our simple guide to understanding Fascism
Our simple guide to understanding Populism
Our simple guide to the role played by a citizen within a democracy
Our simple guide to the Scottish Government’s 2016-2017 programme
Our guide to some of the most popular voting systems
Our guide to the make-up and role of the House of Lords
Our simple guide to the Welsh Programme for Government 2016-2017
Our simple guide to English devolution: what is it and how does it work?
Our simple summary of Donald Trump’s journey: from announcing his intention to run to becoming the 45th President of the United States of America
Our simple guide to the Finance bill
Our simple guide to the Policing and Crime bill
Our simple guide to the role of the Foreign Secretary
Our guide to who’s in and who’s out of May’s cabinet
Our guide to the most recent developments concerning the HS2 proposals
Our simple guide to urgent questions in parliament
Our most up to date brexit briefing
Our simple guide to the Higher Education and Research bill
Our simple guide to the Local Government Finance bill
Our simple guide to the Leader of the Opposition
Our simple guide to the new Prime Minister
Our simple guide to the Commonwealth Development Corporation bill
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to Christian Peoples Alliance
Part of our series on smaller and lesser-known political parties: here is an introduction to the Liberal Party
The Supreme Court has decided that Parliament must vote on whether the government can trigger the Brexit Process.
What does the outcome of the EU referendum mean for Scotland?
What is the Supreme Court?
The deal Theresa May wants: a summary
The IMF argued Brexit could add two years to Austerity: here is what both sides have said about the impact Brexit will have on the economy
A handy guide to some of the terms being used in discussions about Brexit
What is a points-based immigration system and what is May’s view on it?
The Supreme Court has made its decision and ruled that the government must consult parliament before triggering Article 50. Here’s a quick reminder of the debate that led to the issue being taken to court in the first place
The Supreme Court has rejected the government’s claim that parliament does not need to be consulted before Article 50 is triggered. But what exactly was behind the government’s stance?
A brief summary of critics’ reactions to the Brexit speech
A simple guide to Theresa May’s plan for Brexit.
A one stop shop for everything you need to know about Brexit and the aftermath.
At the time of writing, 4 million people have signed a petition asking for a second EU referendum. Here, we look at the possibility.
A brief look at the options - can Scotland stay in the EU?
| A guide to what Article 50 is and if Article 50 will be signed. Or when it will be signed. Time will tell which! In order for us to officially leave the EU this Article must be triggered.
Does Parliament need to agree to trigger Article 50?
Alternative trade options now that we’ve voted to leave the EU
A handy guide to who is coming to the UK, why they come and what they are entitled to once they are here.
From the horse’s mouth! A really clear guide to how to go about contacting your MP about an issue.
A brief summary and guide to the reasons why we should leave the referendum. All arguments come from Vote Leave.
A brief guide to the reasons we should stay in the EU. All arguments from Britain Stronger In Europe.
A one stop shop guide to what’s going on with the EU referendum.
A comic book guide to the Institutions of the EU. Includes: European Commission, EU Parliament, Council of the EU, European Council ,Courts of Justice of the EU, European Central Bank & Court of Auditors.
A flow chart to show how laws are made in the European Union
A brief guide to arguments for and against staying in the EU
The Maastricht Treaty created the European Union that we know today. Before it, there was the EEC - a group of European nations who sold things to each other. After, there was a group of countries who shared, laws, borders and even currency.
A very short introduction to the world of Capitalism
A guide to what a police and crime commissioner does.
A brief guide to the current changes in Education
A 2 minute guide to some of the concepts behind conservatism.
A short video explaining the basics of Socialism
A brief and jargon free guide to the basics of liberalism
A brief guide to some of the arguments for and against renewing Trident.
An infographic explaining the basics behind the Trade Union Bill
A short video explaining the concept of the free market.
A brief guide to academies.
The lowdown on Prime Minister’s Questions.
A really useful write-up of the Bills laid out by the Queen on her annual visit to Parliament. The speech is written by the Prime Minister and their team. They set out the main changes that they want to make in the first year of office.
A handy guide to current sources of electricity in the UK.
A brief guide to the English Votes for English Laws debate
A brief explanation about the different levels of government in the UK.
A guide to arguments for and against air strikes on Syria