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Gina Miller outside the Supreme Court following the ruling this morning.

Supreme Court bombshell: Britain is working once again

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Broken: Can the country's constitutional framework survive the chaos of the Tory leadership fight?

PM without a mandate: Tory leadership fight reveals a broken constitutional settlement

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The Magna Carta is celebrated on a stained glass window in Massachusetts State House

The will of the people shattered our constitution

Our fragile constitutional arrangements were easily broken by an age of referendums

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"A state has a constitution, whether it is written or unwritten"

Why the UK needs a written constitution

A written constitution provides clarity and definiteness

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Lords could stop the government's plans to cut tax credits in their tracks

Tory secrecy on tax credits has come back to haunt them

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Attention focuses on the mace - symbol of parliament's power. But how will the next government's power be grounded?

Legitimacy crisis looms as public swallow Tory rhetoric

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A big day at the Palace: It's general election time

Here’s what the Queen has to say about Cameron’s hung parliament plans

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Graham Allen wants MPs to vote on the next government just two days after polling day

Letting MPs decide who governs? They’re not going to like that

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The MP for South Undeadshire wants a chat

Stop bashing the zombie parliament

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William Hague outlines the Conservatives' answer to the West Lothian Question today

Tories want to ram home Evel – whatever the other parties think

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England's political future will be shaped by the outcome of the Evel debate

Comment: English votes for English laws will weaken the Union

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An American baseball: Absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with EVEL

English votes for English laws: Tories throw Labour a curveball

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David Cameron leads the only major British party to oppose a constitutional convention

Only Tories stand in the way of a British constitutional revolution

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David Cameron during sometimes heated exchanges at the liaison committee

Revealed: The Tory plan to sabotage future Labour laws

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Nationalists hope to harness Scotland's values system to help their cause in the coming referendum

How different are Scotland’s values to the rest of the UK’s?

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Refugees fleeing the Isis offensive pour into Kurdistan

No recall: How Cameron can stay on the beach as Iraq stares into the abyss

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Prince Charles has met ministers on 36 occasions since the 2010 general election

Comment: Prince Charles’ lobbying is a stain on the reputation of the monarchy

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This government is stepping in to make it so much easier for ministers to break the law - and get away with it

How the government allows itself to break the law

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Parliament remains a "supplicant", Graham Allen says

A betrayal of parliament: MPs finally let rip over the coalition’s latest broken promise

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