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At the State Opening of Parliament today – The Queen read out the programme for the Coalition government.
In case you missed it or want to see and hear it again, here it is in full, courtesy of Channel 4 News.
May 25
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Politics, UK Politics | Comments off
At the State Opening of Parliament today – The Queen read out the programme for the Coalition government.
In case you missed it or want to see and hear it again, here it is in full, courtesy of Channel 4 News.
Read more on The Queen's Speech in Full (video)…
Tags: British Politics, coalition, government, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, Politics, Politics of the United Kingdom, uk, united kingdom
The Liberal Democrat – Conservative Coalition government have held a press conference and published the full Coalition document today.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg spoke first, followed by Home Secretary Theresa May and then Business Secretary Vince Cable; Chancellor of the Exchequor Gideon – George Osbourne was then followed by the Prime Minister – David Cameron.
Tags: British Politics, coalition, government, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, Politics, Politics of the United Kingdom, uk, united kingdom
May 17
Posted by Kathryn Cann in News, Politics, UK Politics | 4 Comments

The Fair Votes Now – TakeBackParliament movement protested on Saturday in London and have released video footage of the event.
Tags: 2010, Activism, back, british, British Politics, campaign, democracy, demonstration, electoral, electoral reform, england, fair votes, fair votes now, fairvotesnow, general election, government, London, now, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, petition, Politics, power, Power 2010, pr, proportional representation, protest, reform, take, take back parliament, takebackparliament, uk, uk general election, uk government, united kingdom, Website
May 11
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Politics, UK Politics | 1 Comment
David Cameron has met the Queen at Buckingham Palace and is the new Prime Minister. (includes video)
Tags: Buckingham Palace, coalition, Conservative, Conservatives, David Cameron, england, general election, Gordon Brown, government, great britain, History, labour, lib dems, Liberal Democrat, liberal democrats, minority government, Nick Clegg, parliament, Politics, prime minister, Queen, tories, uk, uk general election
May 8
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Law, News, Politics, UK Politics | 15 Comments

“This Parliament does not represent us. We demand fair votes now.
There must never again be an election under this broken system.”
Tags: 2010, Alex Salmond, Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, British Politics, Conservative, Conservatives, David Cameron, election, electoral reform, general election, general election 2010, Gordon Brown, government, great britain, house of commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, labour, Lib Dem, Liberal Democrat, liberal democrats, minority government, Nick Clegg, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, parties, prime minister, proportional representation, reform, uk, uk general election, UK Politics
Apr 30
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Media, Politics, UK Politics | 3 Comments

The Guardian has finally decided to throw its weight behind the Liberal Democrats with their full endorsement. About time!
But while it is very welcome in my opinion – is it too late and too close to polling day to really make a difference?
Tags: 2010, british, British Politics, Conservative, Democratic Party, election, electoral, electoral reform, england, ge2010, general, general election, guardian, labour, Lib Dem, lib dems, Liberal Democrat, newspapers, Nick Clegg, parliament, parties, political, Politics, prime minister, proportional representation, reform, Tactical voting, the guardian, uk, UK Politics, voter, voting
Apr 6
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So Gordon Brown went to see the Queen today to ask to dissolve Parliament, and declared the date of the General Election to be exactly one month today, May 6th 2010.
Tags: campaign, civil liberties, Conservative, election, election campaign, electoral, electoral reform, england, expenses scandal, general election, general election 2010, Gordon Brown, government, great britain, house of commons, House of Lords, id cards, labour, liberal democrats, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, parliamentary, political, Politics, politics in england, Power 2010, Power Inquiry, reform, reform politics, Rowntree Trusts, scotland, uk, uk general, uk general election, uk parliament, united kingdom, United Kingdom Parliamentary expenses scandal, wales
Jan 23
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Law, Politics, UK Politics | 5 Comments
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has a parliamentary democracy, which means that Government is voted into power by the people, to act in the interests of the people. The Westminster Parliament is in fact the oldest parliamentary democracy in the world.
Tags: 2010, british, british election, British Politics, Conservative, conservative party, Conservatives, election, Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, england, general, general election, general election 2010, great britain, house of commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, House of Lords, labour, labour party, lib dems, Liberal Democrat, liberal democrats, liberals, northern ireland, palace of westminster, parliament, Parliament of the United Kingdom, Politics, Politics of the United Kingdom, scotland, Tony Blair, tories, uk, uk election 2010, uk general election, UK Politics, wales, westminster
Dec 12
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Arts, Television | 9 Comments
It’s that time of year again, and in keeping with a great British
tradition here is my "Christmas TV is rubbish" rant… Once again there is nothing much worth watching, too many repeats, too much reality tv, blah blah blah, and so on.
Well not quite, now that’s out of the way, I can write about what actually is worth watching this yuletide
Tags: bbc, bbc 1, bbc one, bbc tv, beeb, blighty, brit tv, britain, british, channel four, christmas, christmas tv, christmas tv is rubbish, comedy, digital terrestrial, digital tv, doctor who, dtt, five, freeview, gavin and stacey, great britain, itv, outnumbered, radio times, reality tv, teevee, Television, the royle family, tv, tv listings, uk, victoria wood, winter, xmas, xmas on the beeb, yule, yuletide
Oct 12
Posted by Kathryn Cann in Health, Politics, Sciences | 6 Comments

The most important and reassuring thing for me is that I am safe in the knowledge that no matter how ill I ever get my healthcare will continue to be free at the point of use.
Tags: england, france, great britain, Health, health care, healthcare, hillary clinton, Insurance, national health service, nhs, obama, Single-payer health care, Socialized medicine, uk, united states, universal health care, usa
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