According to researchers Andrew Blick and Stuart Wilks-Heeg, the phrase "hung parliament" did not enter into common usage in the UK until the mid- 1970s, and was first used in the press by journalist Simon Hoggart in "The Guardian" in 1974.
It was first used in the press by journalist Simon Hoggart in "The Guardian" in 1974. According to researchers Andrew Blick and Stuart Wilks-Heeg, the phrase "hung parliament" did not enter into common usage in the UK until the mid- 1970s.
According to researchers Andrew Blick and Stuart Wilks-Heeg, the phrase "hung parliament" did not enter into common usage in the UK until the mid- 1970s. It was first used in the press by journalist Simon Hoggart in "The Guardian" in 1974.
According to researchers Andrew Blick and Stuart Wilks-Heeg, the phrase "hung parliament" did not enter into common usage in the UK until the mid- 1970s. It was first used in the press by journalist Simon Hoggart in "The Guardian" in 1974.