Category: Politics

Andy Bloor, Senior Lecturer at the University of Derby, explains why he feels the #BlackoutTuesday campaign on 2 June 2020 did not send out the right message.

Sarah Chapman, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, at the University of Derby, explains how she is taking a stand to combat racism.

Nicholas Apergis, Professor of Economics at the University of Derby, looks at the furlough scheme and what the extension of furlough may mean for the UK economy.

Professor Keith McLay, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Education at the University of Derby, examines the data-intensive approach of political leaders to communication during the coronavirus outbreak, and compares it with the language of their predecessors in similar times.

As Brexit arrives, Professor Keith McLay at the University of Derby, invites you to examine how the state of our relationship with Europe has been encapsulated by the words of British prime ministers at key moments in our nation's history.

Professor Nicholas Apergis looks ahead to the post-Brexit economic future for the UK.

Professor Keith McLay gives his historical perspective on the State Opening of Parliament and plans to review the UK constitution.

Phil Burton-Cartledge, Course Director of Law and Social Sciences, shares a short guide to voting in the General Election. It won't make your mind up for you but will hopefully help you come to an informed decision.

Professor Keith McLay of the University of Derby examines how the unusual prospect of MPs sitting on a Saturday has occurred throughout the history of Parliament.

Lisa Cherkassky, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Derby, examines the use and history of diplomatic immunity, an issue at the heart of a fatal collision investigation.