The extreme measure would be profoundly undemocratic but has been floated by Conservative leadership candidates

A constitution should regulate conflict between different parts of the state—and in the Investigatory Powers Tribunal case it did just that

To leave the European Convention on Human Rights would be an act of epic historical selfishness

To find a satisfactory answer we must bury deep into the Conservative Party’s constitution

MPs could force through a second vote but there is no sense in rushing the process—better to get it right 

May’s reassurances will always be vulnerable to repeal by a hardline successor

As Brexit reminds us, there are some very strange wrinkles in the way we are governed

Fashion a new constitution fit for our times

Brexit has exposed a deep rift in our politics. And it's not just May's government that's under threat—it's a the whole system of British governance

A vital measure to stabilise Britain's governance—or an unnecessary addition to politics that would do more harm than good? Our contributors debate