Constitution
In an end, a beginning
The Queen’s absence serves as a reminder of the enduring importance of the monarchy
The perils of a speaker unchained
Bercow remains a grim warning about what a politician can still do in the chair, if he puts his mind to it
Fixing the unbroken
Reform of judicial review is a solution without a problem
Where is Parliament?
If MPs cannot curb rule by decree, then they have little constitutional relevance
A vengeful pursuit of political power
Natascha Engel reviews Unspeakable by John Bercow
Supremely impartial
Far from being enemies of the people, our judges have a fine record in ignoring political considerations when making their rulings
A one-sided view of history that neuters parliament
Brexiteers are right: parliamentary sovereignty is inextricably linked with national sovereignty
Jury’s out for the new attorney general
Is Suella Braverman up to the job?
Squalid optimist
The PM’s mendacity about the sunlit uplands of New Model Britain is psychotic
The UK’s four nations can be reinvented and flourish
The Anglo-British belief in national self-government could forge a new path