FYI - AN UPDATE TO THIS PODCAST IS AVAILABLE. CHECK OUT EPISODE 102. In this episode, we consider the theory of where power lies, both legally and formally, and the political reality of where decisions are actually taken. The Covid-19 outbreak has understandably seen crisis management centralised in the hands of the prime minister and the cabinet. Yet don’t discount Parliament just yet. The fact is that sovereignty has multiple locations. It is a moveable feast. We hope you like the new icon - a Lego White House built by my own fair hands (aided with instructions from the Lego company itself). If, during this time of home learning, you would like to build a political landmark out of Lego (or any material for that matter) do send me a picture by tweeting @nickdesouza. The best pic gets to be The A Level Politics Show icon for a week. Whoop whoop! 

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