Constitutional reform
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Tory reform plans are ‘lethal cocktail’ that could break up UK - Gordon Brown
14 Oct 2014: Former PM says devolving income tax to Scotland while bringing in English votes for English laws would be ‘lethal’ for constitution
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21 Oct 2014:
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14 Oct 2014:
SNP condemns broken promises while Labour says it will boycott a 'Westminster stitch-up'
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14 Oct 2014:
John Crace: William Hague opens proceedings for the government – and dispenses with Scotland in seconds
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14 Oct 2014: Andrew Sparrow’s rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including MPs debating further devolution to Scotland and the “English votes for English laws” (EVEL) issue
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14 Oct 2014: Former PM says devolving income tax to Scotland while bringing in English votes for English laws would be ‘lethal’ for constitution
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13 Oct 2014:
Commons leader says MPs will have vote on issue by end of December if main parties fail to reach agreement
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2 Oct 2014: David Laws says Tories should follow Labour’s example in setting aside ‘narrow partisan interest’ to resolve row
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2 Oct 2014: David Laws: Any new body charged with giving English MPs a veto over English laws must be appointed based on proportional representation
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28 Sep 2014:
Letters: The democratic adventure in Scotland shows that we can empower local people to make their own decisions on local issues
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24 Sep 2014: Vernon Bogdanor: The Conservatives’ constitutional fix to the English Question is incoherent – and separatist. Devolution cannot be party political
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22 Sep 2014: Simon Hattenstone: Scotland’s referendum forced me to confront my own identity and I didn’t like what I saw. Perhaps it’s time we English had a referendum on independence - from England
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22 Sep 2014:
Jochen Hung: A federal system needs a strong bond to hold individual elements together. Postwar Germany had that; it’s doubtful the UK does
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22 Sep 2014: Shadow chancellor Ed Balls attacks plan to start talks on only English MPs voting on English laws
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22 Sep 2014:
Roy Greenslade on the press response to the political dispute over 'English votes for English laws'
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21 Sep 2014:
The Labour party conference goes to great lengths to talk about anything else but Scotland and constitutional reform
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