The House of Lords: why reform is always imminent and never arrives
The Lords is indefensible on paper and quietly useful in practice, and every reform plan collapses on the same question: a more legitimate…
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The Lords is indefensible on paper and quietly useful in practice, and every reform plan collapses on the same question: a more legitimate…
The UK is one of only three countries without a written constitution, relying on conventions that can be ignored. It's time to write the…
As Scotland edges closer to a second independence referendum and Welsh devolution demands grow louder, the United Kingdom's constitutional…
The UK's second chamber has over 800 unelected members, costs £130 million a year, and includes hereditary peers who inherited their seats…
Since 1999, Wales has quietly built a distinct policy picture—free prescriptions, different NHS structures, and its own approach to…
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