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  • Nov 20, 2024 | tortoisemedia.com | Catherine Neilan |Joe White |Katie Riley

    So what? That is not how parliaments are meant to operate. Under the new Labour government, the House of Lords is heading for reform. But a comprehensive new analysis of how the upper chamber works shows that Labour’s plans to scrap hereditary peers only scratch the surface of potential changes that could be made to improve the parliamentary system. Last week MPs backed a bill that would abolish the 92 seats reserved for hereditary peers, who inherit their titles through their families.

  • Nov 6, 2024 | tortoisemedia.com | Jess Winch |Katie Riley

    American governance is supposed to be protected from extremism by time-honoured checks and balances. So what? From the very start, Trump 2.0 looks unchecked and unbalanced. He will have formal or de facto control ofthe White Housethe Senate andthe Supreme CourtHe has threatened to intervene in the running of the Federal Reserve and to turn the Department of Justice on his enemies. In addition, as usual for a president, he will be Commander-in-Chief of the world’s mightiest military.

  • Nov 6, 2024 | tortoisemedia.com | James Harding |Katie Riley |Mary Jordan |Michael Warren

    News Meeting: Did the media help Donald Trump win an historic election? Your browser does not support the audio element. US Election 2024 Our planet #DonaldTrump #KamalaHarris

  • Nov 5, 2024 | tortoisemedia.com | Katie Riley

    As today turns into tomorrow on the east side of the Atlantic, on the other side, polls will start to close in the most important election – American or otherwise – in our lifetimes. So what? Yes, again. Where to watch. It’s important to resist the urge to tune into the BBC. British broadcasters tend to be slower on breaking news than their American counterparts, and no one makes a spectacle of the democratic process quite like they do.

  • Nov 5, 2024 | tortoisemedia.com | Katie Riley

    As today turns into tomorrow on the east side of the Atlantic, on the other side, polls will start to close in the most important election – American or otherwise – in our lifetimes. So what? Yes, again. Where to watch. It’s important to resist the urge to tune into the BBC. British broadcasters tend to be slower on breaking news than their American counterparts, and no one makes a spectacle of the democratic process quite like they do.

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