General Election 2015 - Results reactions from our experts
Our academics offer their expert opinions on the General Election results...
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General Election 2015
As the country goes to the polls and with this election looking to be the most uncertain in decades, we take a look at some of the key issues from the perspective of our staff and students.
Who will win the General Election?
As the UK waits to go to the polls, our academic experts predict who will get the keys to number 10...
Read MoreParliamentary candidates asked to find solutions to homelessness
The North East Homelessness Think Tank (NEHTT) is calling on parliamentary candidates to support a series of pledges aimed at tackling homelessness in the run up to the general election.
Read MoreDoes the UK need a new Magna Carta?
Northumbria law students visit parliament to give their views on a new Magna Carta
Read MoreCOMMENT: Cameron forges on with academies revolution despite mounting concerns on oversight
Dr Michael Jopling, examines whether the Department of Education really can effectively take on schools formerly run by local government.
Read MoreCOMMENT: Trojan Horse 'plot' exposed a fragmented education system
Professor Michael Jopling, Professor in Education for Health and Life Sciences examines the issues around 'Islamising' children's education in the UK.
Read MoreCriminal law academic calls for CCRC reform at Westminster
A Criminal law expert from Northumbria has told the Government that the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is too complacent and needs urgent reform.
Read MoreCOMMENT: Hoax calls to the PM are the price we pay for democracy
Professor Howard Elcock, examines the pros and cons of open democracy
Read MoreGeneral Election 2015
- General Election 2015 - Results reactions from our experts
- Who will win the General Election?
- Parliamentary candidates asked to find solutions to homelessness
- Does the UK need a new Magna Carta?
- COMMENT: Cameron forges on with academies revolution despite mounting concerns on oversight
- COMMENT: Trojan Horse 'plot' exposed a fragmented education system
- Criminal law academic calls for CCRC reform at Westminster
- COMMENT: Hoax calls to the PM are the price we pay for democracy
