Robert Griffiths is a former Senior Lecturer in Political Economy and History at the University of Wales and currently the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain.
It remains to be seen whether the Conservatives' appointment of David Cameron to foreign secretary and a new "remainer" health secretary can shift the balance in the government's right-wing Cabinet towards the center and a cleaner General Election campaign overall.
Following the Queen's death last month, the United Kingdom's royalty – and questions about its place in modern British society – have once again been thrust into the spotlight.
Boris Johnson's personal popularity has plummeted since news of several parties during lockdown came to light. While that sentiment is finally taking its toll of Conservative seats, can opposition parties capitalize on the opportunity?
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