Add to ORKGThere’s an increasing acceptance that Britain is a country that is not working and, in popular parlance is ‘broken’. Intriguingly, this is a view that’s shared across the political spectrum. Telegraph columnist Charles Moore (2023) points out that though the expression ‘Broken Britain’ was used by Conservative opposition leader David Cameron to criticise Labour whilst Gordon Brown was still PM, it’s now being applied to the Conservatives who’ve been in power since May 2010
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During his quest for leadership of the English Conservative Party, David Cameron declared his intent...
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Politically, at least, we’re experiencing some very strange and challenging times. Brexit continues ...
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The 23 June 2016 referendum on Britain’s EU membership exposed deep fractures within the British par...
To say that the majority achieved by the Conservatives in the General Election (GE) is something of ...
In May 2010, a general election in the United Kingdom produced a coalition government headed by Davi...
Book synopsis: In recent years British politics has seemed increasingly unpredictable. The Conservat...
The election results from early May saw the usual outpouring of commentary. The near-universal conve...
John Curtice looks at the evidence of recent opinion polls to examine the character and sources of s...
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