{{header2a|header=Introduction to Debate and Current Affairs|body=Debate and Current Affairs is The Student Room's hub of all things discussion. Topical news stories, historical interests, political flairs, international know-hows, or religious persuasions can all be discussed or debated here. If you need to brush up on your general knowledge, or there's just those two people who are wrong on the internet at 3am, this is the place for you. Debate and Current Affairs has seen almost half a million topics discussed so far accumulating almost a staggering five million posts. We've seen visits from Gordon Brown, Nick Clegg, and David Cameron during the 2010 General Election, as well as Lord Browne and David Willetts on discussions about rising student tuition fees. So here's your chance to get your voice heard and make your impact, get involved!
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Got a breaking news topic or want to post the most recent issues for sensible, on-topic discussion? This is the forum for you. |
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Discuss issues related to the politics of the UK, such as the actions of any MP, any current or potential law, or any other factor affecting the British political system. |
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Discuss events occurring around the world, relations between countries, or actions of any group or organization with an international focus. |
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Discuss issues related to past events, people, places, or old empires and civilisations. |
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Discuss the merits and deficiencies of political theories and philosophical questions. |
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Discuss issues that have a social and cultural impact, including but not limited to issues such as racism, teenage pregnancies, the social impact of religion, and the state of the education system. |
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Discuss religious, spiritual, and theological issues concerning Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or any other religion. |
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Join the TSR Model House of Commons today and have a go at being a Member of Parliament.
You can get involved with your chosen political party, show how you would run the country by writing laws, and also have a chance to discuss politics with a friendly, like-minded community.
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