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Peter Clegg, 30 November 2024
Constitutional Change in Turks and Caicos Islands: Territorial Particularities and Regional CommonalitiesMeg Russell, 31 October 2024
New Era for the UK House of Lords? Labour's Removal of the Hereditary Peers and Possible Future ReformsLisa Penn-Lettsome, 1 March 2024
Looking to the Future Through the Lens of the Past: Key Outcomes from the Virgin Islands’ Constitutional Review 
In Wales, legislators propose ban on lying in politics19 July 2024
The Labour-led Welsh government has committed to introduce “globally pioneering” legislation that would in effect make lying in politics there illegal.
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Premier of Turks and Caicos Islands says adding at large seats for next elections necessary for constitutional change19 June 2024
Premier Washington Misick said adding four elected members to the All-Island constituency retains equality of opportunity for parties and candidates alike. He …
Op-Ed: In the UK, citizens' assemblies could help to repair toxic political culture26 February 2024
The next UK government will face a dizzying array of policy challenges. After the coming general election, ministers of any political persuasion will have to ma…
Mapping Wales’s Constitutional Future: Insights from the Final Report of the Independent Commission30 January 2024
The Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales has unveiled its final report. Its inclusive approach has resulted in unanimous recommendations…
Final report from Wales constitutional commission explores pathways to further devolution, federalism, or independence22 January 2024
Independence for Wales is a "viable" option, an expert group has concluded.
But the commission set up to consider how the country might be ruled in future has…