The politics of the rope: the campaign to abolish capital punishment in Britain 1955-1969 by Twitchell, Neville

“…It examines the role of the main political parties and their internal conflicts, both structurally between front bench, backbench and grassroots membership, and ideologically between pro and anti-hangers and examines the way in which the configuration of opinion within the parties affected the controversy. …”
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Is dyslexia real or simply a myth in education context? by Tlemissov Ulan, Saparova Gulnara, Abilmazhinov Ermek, Karimova Saltanat, Tlemissova Zhansaya

“…This especially comes after remarks from a prominent member in the modern society, the Labour Backbench MP, Mr. Graham Stringer, who asserted that dyslexia was a myth brought forth by education practitioners as cover up for their poor methods of teaching. …”
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A Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice (KAP) Study on Seating Preferences in Lecture Halls Among Second Year Medical Students by Sadhu Rama Mohana Rao, Md. Shanawaz, Mohit Kumar Moses T, Jitendra Durga Kanna Allu, Sabbavarapu Suvarshini, Singupuram Sai Teja, Kattamreddy Ananth Rupesh

“…Conclusion: In conclusion, our study finds that students prefer backbenches for comfort and ergonomic benefits, while avoiding front benches may be linked to distancing from authority figures. …”
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