James Heappey weekly: No.16

Week 4 July - 10 July In a week when the UK was guaranteed its second female Prime Minister as Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom made it onto the ballot to be presented to Conservative Party members to elect their new leader, the United States seemed more divided than ever on the issues of race, … Continue reading James Heappey weekly: No.16 →

James Heappey weekly: No.13

Week 13 June - 19 June In a week when Jo Cox, Labour MP for Batley and Spen, was shot and stabbed to death outside her weekly constituency surgery, campaigning for the EU referendum was halted for several days following the MP's death, and the US suffered its worst terrorist attack since 9/11 when 49 … Continue reading James Heappey weekly: No.13 →

James Heappey weekly: No.12

Week 6 May - 12 May In a week when the deadline for voter registration for the EU referendum was extended for 48 hours following problems with the government website, the value of the pound fell sharply following a poll showing a 10% lead for the Leave campaign, and Euro 2016 kicked off in France, what … Continue reading James Heappey weekly: No.12 →