The least formed Prime Minister since William Pitt the Younger

Article Abstract:

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair seems to be a man of paradox, rather than resolution. He has acted to prevent further government centralization, but continues to exercise considerable power over backbench MPs. He made a commitment to reforming Parliament, but has adapted to some of its less attractive conventions. Some observers believe that Blair is as yet unformed, representing potential and what is yet to come. He certainly has an incomplete world-view, but this does not mean that he is an opportunist.

Political activity, Blair, Tony

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I've had enough of antisocial yobs

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Issues concerning antisocial behaviour by young people in the UK are discussed. It is argued that, although poverty is a key predictor of crime and violence, it cannot be the only explanation for antisocial behaviour.

Young adults, Crime

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The magic of history on television

Article Abstract:

The presentation of history in television documentary programmes in the UK is discussed. The fact that misleading theories are often presented is highlighted.

Motion picture & video production, Motion Picture and Video Production, TV Program Production, Ethical aspects, Television production, Historical television programs

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