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Speaking personally, I love it when BBC Parliament re-shows general election television coverage in order to mark general election anniversaries, and I know I'm not alone with my enthusiasm. You...
...public relations. Attlee was so apparently unconcerned with presentation that when a reporter asked him whether he would like to make a comment on Labour’s general election campaign, then in...
Everyone likes the opportunity to travel in their job; especially if you are asked to go overseas, and sometimes you may choose to take your work home with you. This...
...of the Treasury from the 16th century is linked to the drive and ambition of many of the Lord Treasurers, such as Lord Burghley (William Cecil) under Elizabeth I. Cecil...
...head of the government that for the first time allowed women not only to elect MPs but also to stand for election to Parliament. Remember, if you're not on the...
...Civil War (Aldershot, 2006) Bone, Q., Henrietta Maria: Queen of the Cavaliers (Wiltshere, 1973) Marshall, R., Henrietta Maria, The Intrepid Queen (London, 1990) Keep tabs on the past.Sign up for...
...is therefore little in the way of a common pattern, many of the fifty-two previous occupants of Number 10 Downing Street have done plenty of worthwhile, interesting and significant things...
...as a central organising machine and keep the minutes: the beginnings of today’s Cabinet Office. And, impinging directly on Number 10, Lloyd George chose his own secretariat, a novel group...
...Walpole with issues of policy, administration and election management. He constructed a communications operation to promote himself publicly, including using control of the post office to prevent the distribution of...