In this episode, we cover how the Trump administration has gone head to head with the US judiciary. Why has the government breached court orders with deportations to el Salvador? How much substance does Trump's threat of impeaching judges actually have? And, most importantly- what's up with the discussions over Trump doing a second term after this one? Can he do that? Listen to get all the answers, and most importantly, learn how you can use these as examples in your papers. Finally, as usual, we have some great revision tips for you at the end.

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In this special episode, we focus on chancellor Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement. We explain what the Spring Statement is, what to expect from the chancellor but most critically, how you can apply these announcements in your papers. Also, we couldn't not talk about the security breach fiasco in the United States. And finally we have great revision tips for you!

Next Episode: A focus on US Politics with what is happening under the Trump administration.

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In our first episode, we cover the scrapping of NHS England, and the welfare reforms. As always, we link these current events to A-Level Politics, giving you great examples to use in your papers. And, we have some great revision tips for you.

Next Episode: Rachel Reeves' spring budget statement.

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