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I thought I was going to be alright in this exam but just read the examiners report for june 07 and jan 08. Panic time.
They keep going on about students not being contemporary enough. I know about Labour since 1997 I guess, but not the positions of the other parties.
So does anyone know where I can find recent examples of policies and positions of the other parties? The party's websites just go on about how fabulous they are in really long essays. I need simple bullet points. Argh.
They keep going on about students not being contemporary enough. I know about Labour since 1997 I guess, but not the positions of the other parties.
So does anyone know where I can find recent examples of policies and positions of the other parties? The party's websites just go on about how fabulous they are in really long essays. I need simple bullet points. Argh.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/vote2005/issues/html/grid.stm
This is a summary of the policies in their 2005 manifestos. For a comparison of more recent issues, I think the best way is, unfortunately, to trawl through the lengthy pages on their websites. Or notice the Tories'/LibDems' response when Labour announces new policies.
This is a summary of the policies in their 2005 manifestos. For a comparison of more recent issues, I think the best way is, unfortunately, to trawl through the lengthy pages on their websites. Or notice the Tories'/LibDems' response when Labour announces new policies.
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