Change: or an illusion? We are suppose to be living in a democratic society,where all citizens are to be treated equally. This is to be regardless of gender,colour, religion or age (except where legal age required) Why MP's can be shielded from the Freedom   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 3453)

Change: 6TA. Yasmin Allen .............................................................................................................................................................................................. Democracy where is it going? Having had time to reflect on what is happening around the world. It has become very clear that people in the UK are satisfied in living under an illusion of having democratic rights. An illusion I sense   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 3404)

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Change: What is the fascination of changing the way in which the House of Lords is run. I think allowing the changes will contribute to more   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 353)

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Change: to light regarding the sale of membership (cash for honours) in the House of Lords. (This doesn't mean innocence) All this indicates is what most people know that "independent inquiries" aren't as independent as they claim to be. Setting double standards is not an   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 3682)

Change: Literacy is a cornerstone of learning. Ministers have spent £500m on raising standards of English in primary schools with "almost no impact" on children's reading   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 3645)

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