Dicey produced the nearest the UK has had to a constitution written down in one book. His ongoing influence is remarkable—and detrimental

The legislation to implement the PM’s Brexit deal cannot just be nodded through

In a healthy democracy this is not how parliament and the government should interact

Will our younger generations be able to adapt to that change?

A former Supreme Court justice says if the PM breaches an injunction he could be sent to prison

Technology has changed the nature of campaigns yet regulation has not kept up

Events in parliament and the courts have been dramatic. But for every constitutional reaction there has been an equal and opposite reaction to maintain the balance

No principle justifies last week’s radical legal intervention in high politics

The Victorians and Edwardians worked out the ground rules of the politics of their day. Our own times require us to be similarly bold

Striking an agreement with Europe is difficult but legislating for it could be even harder