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General Election 2019: Voting patterns in student seats
Where are the 'student seats', what were the results there, and how did this compare to other 'young seats'?
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Mental health: Achieving ‘parity of esteem’
In the last decade there has been increased emphasis in England on regarding mental health with the same urgency as physical conditions and the term ‘parity of esteem’ has gained prominence.
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General Election 2019: How does the result compare to other elections in 2019?
General election results are counted and declared at constituency level, while local and European Parliament election results are counted and declared at local council area level.
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On the right track? The future of rail services
The ongoing Williams Review is likely to recommend improving accessibility and regional accountability for rail services
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Cyber security in a digital age
With the rise of online services and 'smart' devices connected to the internet, cyber security is not just an issue for small businesses anymore
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General Election 2019: How many women were elected?
220 women were elected to Parliament on 12 December 2019 – the highest number ever.
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Universal Credit: Does the monthly design work for claimants?
Universal Credit (UC) is replacing means-tested benefits and tax credits for people of working age
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Defence in the 2020s
The next Strategic Defence and Security Review is due in 2020 and the decade ahead sees some significant milestones
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Government spending, borrowing and debt
The new Government inherits a mixed set of public finances. Government debt is high but borrowing is low.
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Special educational needs and disability support: Rescuing the reforms
There is growing evidence of major strain on the system providing support for children and young people in England with special educational needs or disabilities
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School funding in England: Sufficient and fair?
The Government promised a real terms rise in school funding. Will this be sufficient? And will the funding get to the schools that need it the most?
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The Fixed-term Parliaments Act
Both Conservative and Labour Parties have promised to repeal the The Fixed-term Parliaments Act, with a review of the Act needing to be arranged in 2020
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Brexit and the Northern Ireland border
A major focus of Brexit negotiations under the May and Johnson Governments has been how to keep an open border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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