British/UK Affairs
British/UK Affairs
Welcome to British/UK Affairs where we discuss anything and everything about the United Kingdom.
Even in a multi-cultural, multi-faith nation, there is sometimes an island mentality about the British. This is often reflected in dealings with the rest of Europe/EU, the United States, Commonwealth and other countries.
Issues around the hills, seas and coasts, weather, sports, television/new media, the legal and Parliamentary systems, the health service, upheavals in the education system, the environment, the pound, social security, transport/media/military/police/local government angles are all covered.
Our articles bring you up-to-date, knowledgeable and researched writing, that informs and questions, entertains and challenges.
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by David Porter
British/UK Affairs
British House of Commons
- The Future of the Liberal and Liberal Democrat Parties in 2012.
- Electing the Lords, Part 3 - Making the Lords Relevant
- The Party May Soon Be Over for the Political Broadcast
- Energy Policy Needs New Ideas or It Could Burn the Government
- Referendal Politics Could Be (Re)birth of Contemporary Democracy
British Royal Family
Irish Affairs
Scottish Affairs
- Scotland's New or False Dawn Will Have to Break Soon
- The Lockerbie Bomber – an Anglo-US Dreyfuss Affair?
- Scottish Green Energy Project will be World's Largest Tidal Farm
- Scottish Historic, Cultural and Heritage Environment
- High Road or Low Road: Where is the Scottish Economy Going?
Welsh Affairs
- The Gleision Pit Tragedy: Another Chapter in a Long Sad History
- On the Coronation of Owain Glyndwr, Last Welsh Prince of Wales.
- Flooding Traps Welsh Miners Underground in the Swansea Valley
- Welsh Historic, Cultural and Heritage Environment
- A Welcome in the Vales: Where Is the Welsh Economy Going?
topic editor
David Porter - Member of Parliament (1987-97), district councillor, party political organiser, former teacher of drama and now retired Head of ...