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My facebook name is 'J David Morgan'
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Washminster
For everyone interested in History and also the work of Britain's Parliament; the US Congress; the European Parliament and the French Parlement. Also deals with China and the European Union. Discusses Practice, Procedure, History and current issues.
Washminster
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About Me
- J David Morgan
- Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
- Retired. An experienced lecturer, tutor and researcher with practical experience of working in the UK and European Parliaments. I have a keen academic and practical interest in the workings of both the UK Parliament and the US Congress. Over the years I have broadcast on both British and US Politics for BBC local radio stations and presented Platform:MK, Heritage:MK & Heritage Matters on Milton Keynes based Community Radio Stations.
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July
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- An Irresponsible Media?
- The Week Ahead
- The branches of UK Government
- Absences at PMQs
- This morning, as on many Wednesday mornings, the J...
- Judiciary Committees
- The week ahead
- The Fabian Approach to Reform
- Forthcoming Business - On 'Facebook'
- A Person given to uttering terminological inexacti...
- House of Lords Reform
- All Night Long - and beyond
- The role of money in politics
- Lord Roberts of Llandudno will ask the Chairman o...
- The Week Ahead
- Sent to the Tower
- The Queen's Speech 2007
- Pre-empting the Queen
- Behind the Headlines
- The New Lord Chancellor
- Two very different Cities
- Which branch of Government does the Vice President...
- Schedule for the House of Representatives
- The Fourth of July
- BIG Changes
- An Important Day in Britain's Constitutional History
- Ratifying Treaties
- Coming Legislative Business
- The New Government
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