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B1.3
THE HISTORY BOOK
LIBRARY
Subject
GOVERNMENT
Topic
Dictatorship
SDR
ARTICLE
INTRODUCTION
SOURCE
BP-5286F
HEAT TURNED UP ON SCARES
Having been cooped up all morning in a hot poorly ventilated classroom - children need fresh air and a run about. If they want shade - and it's not available outside - they don't need a nanny state involved.
THE PEOPLE'S VOICE
BP-5254E
WE HAVE A RIGHT TO PROTEST?
The UK gov't - faced with a legal challenge - backed down from its ban on protests on the basis they might cause "more than minor disruption." A victory for the right to protest - or, at least, one battle won?
LBC
PX-5252B
IS THE UK A DICTATORSHIP?
People in the UK are no longer allowed to disagree with the gov't about Israel-Palestine - it appears - using their age-old rights of protest. PM Keir Starmer - and the police - are clamping down hard on dissent?
DDN
PX-5197C
UK GOV'T IS AUTHORITARIAN?
After a historian expressed an opinion on Sir Keir Starmer - the leader of the UK gov't - Starmer acted forcefully to attempt to suppress Starkey. Given other indications - does the UK have an authoritarian gov't?
VARIOUS OTHER SOURCES
BP-4494C
THE FRENCH HAVE IT - NOT US
No Confidence vote has landed on the French PM, bringing down the government. Parliament's Lower House was unhappy with the PM's austerity budget - being forced through without a vote. Err NON merci!
FRANCE 24
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