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Senior lecturer in British politics. Like pizza, triathlon & graphs. Views my own

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Backing Badenoch: The Conservative Party Leadership Election of 2024

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By David Jeffery, Timothy Heppell
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Backing Badenoch: The Conservative Party Leadership Election of 2024 David Jeffery [1] ; Andrew S. Roe-Crines [1] ; Timothy Heppell [2] [1] University of Liverpool [2] University of Leeds Localización: Parliamentary affairs: A journal of representative politics, ISSN 0031-2290, Vol. 79, Nº 1, 2026, págs.
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How England’s new Reform councillors compare in their views to other parties

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By David Jeffery, Mitya Pearson
| The Conversation Verified
Reform UK has positioned itself as the voice of discontent in British politics – a home for voters who feel both Labour and the Conservatives have lost touch with ordinary people. Following elections in May, Reform is now a significant presence in local government with 921 councillors across England. The party pitched itself as an alternative to the traditional mainstream parties – we wanted to see whether this was actually the case on the local level.
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‘Scouse, not English’ is a myth

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By David Jeffery
| AOL UK Verified
Liverpool has long had a Left-wing reputation: the city was at the heart of the Militant movement in the 1980s, when the Labour Left sought to resist Thatcher’s government through radical local policies. It was a stronghold of trade unionism, with organisations like the Transport and General Workers’ Union historically powerful in the docks and unions grinding the city’s factories to a halt in the 1980s.
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