Constitution
In praise of constitutional flexibility
It was right to amend the Supreme Court’s decision on Gerry Adams
What Anglo-American tradition?
Winners and losers in the history of ideas
The miracle of the Constitution
On 3 May 1791, Poland became the cradle of constitutionalism in continental Europe
Sunak’s constitutional clash could backfire
Warring over equalities legislation bakes it deeper into the British system
Britain’s vanishing constitution
Ignorance is a useful weapon in the war on our constitution
Gordon Brown — a study in failure
The ex-PM’s dangerous quest to salvage a legacy
Oh good lords
Think twice about Labour’s constitutional plans
Constitutional curiosities
Where do Truss and Sunak stand?
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