It was on December 12 2019 when Boris Johnson's Conservative Party won a large majority at the General Election.
The Tories won 365 seats, 48 more than in the previous Parliament, while Labour under Jeremy Corbyn slipped to 262 seats, losing 60 overall.
The year since then has been packed with more challenges than anyone expected with the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing Brexit negotiations to name but two.
The Government has struggled to cope, with deaths from coronavirus soaring, huge errors over track and trace and the exam system grabbing the headlines.
They have also been closely aligned with the Liverpool city region - possibly more than they have for several decades - due to Liverpool's leading role in tackling the pandemic through mass testing.
However alongside those subjects which dominated the headlines, there has also been the usual business of Government on issues such as health and transport.
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