Articles by Jessica Levy
Jessica has written 10 articles for Nouse
Jowell row unresolved
By Jessica Levy — March 14, 2006
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Tessa Jowell, remains in office despite weeks of accusations about her knowledge of suspect financial dealings on the part of her now estranged husband.
Bush camp shaken
By Jessica Levy — November 30, 2005
Jessica Levy unravels George Bush’s domestic melt-down
One year on from securing a much coveted second term in office, President George W. Bush is not having a good month. A poll printed on the eve of the first anniversary of his election victory showed a majority of Americans judge Mr. Bush’s presidency to be a failure.
John Grogan scrapes by in Selby
By Adam Roney and Jessica Levy — May 9, 2005
Labour MP John Grogan was narrowly returned to Parliament for the University of York’s Selby constituency last week after a gruelling nine hour count. His win brought pledges to continue his connection with the University, placing particular emphasis on a wish to tackle the issue of student safety.
A new term for Kelly
By Jessica Levy — February 12, 2005
Jessica Levy discusses the new Education Secretary’s swift rise to the Cabinet and her plans to focus policy on rights and responsibilities
Ruth Kelly, the new Secretary of State for Education and Skills, has kick-started her job with a zero-tolerance drive against disruptive pupils. A mother of four, Ms. Kelly told educationists at the annual North of England conference, in Manchester, that parents had the right to a “top quality education” for their children.
UKIP revel in voter backlash
By Jessica Levy — June 22, 2004
The anti-Europe protest votes generated by UK Independence Party’s celebriy backers will not translate into general election success. But their message still must be countered, explains Jessica Levy
A thorn in Blair’s side
By Jessica Levy — March 19, 2004
Clare Short’s revelations have damaged Blair but are unsurprising, argues Jessica Levy
Kerry on the Warpath
By Jessica Levy — February 16, 2004
Jessica Levy Success for John Kerry in the Democratic primaries is proving a big threat to Bush’s candidacy in the upcoming elections
A threat to civil liberties
By Jessica Levy — January 27, 2004
The Civil Contingencies Bill will allow ministers to by-pass Parliament
Shaky foundations
By Jessica Levy — December 2, 2003
Labour’s plans for foundation hospitals have been criticised by all sides .
Back at the brink
By Jessica Levy — October 28, 2003
Once again the Northern Ireland peace process has hit an impasse in a week of drama. There may be more problems ahead.
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