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Who are strongly supportive of capitalism and business

Conservatives, labour, Lib Dem’s

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What do conservatives and Labour prioritise regarding the economy and why

Reducing debt, bringing down inflation to win the center ground and appear economically competent

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3 of Sunaks 5 priorities

Halving inflation, reducing debt, growing the economy

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What did Starmer move the party away from economically

High taxation and spending policies of the Corbyn era

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Chancellor Reeves said Labour government economic policy will …

Focus on fiscal responsibility and providing a stable economic environment to promote growth

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Securonomics meaning and example

Avoiding running a budget deficit and implementing a fiscal lock - labour ditching its previously proposed £28 billion a year green prosperity plan

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All 3 parties pledged what about taxes

To freeze the majority of taxes including income, corporation and VAT

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Differing economic policy

Conservatives and Lib Dem’s reject renationalisation and support privatisation

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What did labour pass regarding nationalisation of rail

The passenger railway services act

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What did Labour do regarding GB energy

Introduced Great British Energy bill to establish GB energy as a state owned company

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What did conservative gov do in their 2024 spring budget and then double down on in 2027

Pledged to reduce national insurance contributions - then to 6% in 2027

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2024 Lib Dem’s pledged to remove …

2 child limit that effects universal credit and child tax credit

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Cons and Lab both pledge to do what regarding law and order

Recruit more police officers

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Cons actions on drugs

Banned recreational use of nitrous oxide

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Labour stance on drugs

Against legalisation of cannabis - smell of cannabis is “ruining lives”

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How do cons and lab stance on the unions differ

Labour supports unions and striking workers - conservatives do not

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What did Sunak introduce regarding unions And what did it do

Strikes act 2023 - limited the power of strikes as requires minimum service levels in key industries

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Sunak actions regarding protests And what did it do

Public order act 2023 - new offences such as locking on and interfering with national infrastructure

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Starmer action regarding strikes

Announced an above inflation pay rise for junior doctors 22% and teachers 5.5% - willingness to support striking workers

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Labour legislation regarding strikes act 2023

Legislation to repeal it

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Similarités between lab cons and Lib Dem regarding foreign policy

Support for Ukraine

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What did conservatives do in 2024 regarding Ukraine that labour followed In practice

Committed to 2.5 billion in military funding to Ukraine

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All 3 parties now stance on brexit

Make the most of it now and not try to reverse it

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Lab and conservative stance on immigration

Hard - tackle it

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How parties differ on Brexit

Conservatives much more supportive of a hard brexit

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Ed Davey regarding brexit 2025

Urged starmer to start talks on new customs union with the EU

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Labours stance on safety of Rwanda act 2024

Strongly opposed

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Labour focus on immigration

Focus on making the asylum system work and processing people quicker through a returns and enforcement unit

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Lib Dem stance on immigration

Less of a strong focus

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What have all govs since 1945 been

Either labour or conservative

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2024 how many seats did the 2 main parties win

532 out of 650

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How many seats did the SNP win in Scotland in 2015

56/59

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How many seats do SNP have in Scotland today

9

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Reform vote share 2024

14.3%

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Membership of reform vs conservatives

2x

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Example of private members bills from minor parties not progressing

2018 greens introduced a bill on proportional representation - not give a second reading due to lack of parliamentary time and gov support

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How long has the SNP ruled Scottish parliament

Since 2011

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2025 local elections reform results

677 council seats, control of 10 councils and 2 mayors

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How many opposition days are there for 2nd party

17

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How many opposition days for Lib Dem’s 2024

Lib Dem’s with 72 seats only gets about 1.5 opposition days

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What did the BBC and ITV do in 2019

Excluded SNP and Lib Dem’s from certain debates

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Example of policy cooption from greens

Net zero cons 2050, Lib Dem’s 2045, labour 2040

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Policy cooption reform

Labour taking a harder stance on immigration

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How many MPs does the SNP, Sinn Fein and reform have in total

26

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