The nation of Panem is a totalitarian dictatorship in a dystopian future. It is made up of its wealthy Capitol and 12 districts where most people live in poverty, exploited and oppressed by the Capitol. Each year, the Capitol holds the Hunger Games, a televised fight-to-the-death spectacle between two teenage children from each district with a single victor. After the 75th Hunger Games, a rebellion overthrows the Capitol. The surviving victors are voting on whether to hold a one-off final Hunger Games with children from the Capitol.

The musical Hamilton contrasts the political philosophies of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr during the founding of the United States. Hamilton’s philosophy involves strong open advocacy for one's beliefs, moving quickly to seize opportunities, and taking risks. Burr’s philosophy involves non-committal and flexible political beliefs, waiting for situations to develop before picking a side, and minimising risk.

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The UK railways have public and private elements. Infrastructure (tracks, stations, signals) is owned by Network Rail, a public body under the Department for Transport. Passenger services are delivered by privately-owned operating companies (e.g. Great Western Railway, CrossCountry, Avanti West Coast) who bid for routes, with the Department for Transport specifying minimum service levels and awarding multi-year contracts. Other countries have varying models for their railways.

The current UK Labour government has taken a more restrictive approach to immigration. Proposals include raising the standard qualifying period for settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain) from 5 to 10 years, raising English language requirements, requiring ‘contribution’ (being in work, not claiming benefits, volunteering), and raising the Skilled Worker salary threshold. Asylum would be temporary, reviewed every 2.5 years, and recipients qualify for settlement only after 20 years.