Constitutional reform
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Scottish referendum backlash stuns Tories, but Salmond still faces dilemma
9 Jan 2012: Briefing confusion on David Cameron's proposed independence vote allows nationalists to take back the initiative
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Brief history of how the monarchy acquired its Protestant identity
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5 Jan 2012: Clegg's plan to have just 300 members in new Lords is opposed by peers and MPs on committee considering draft reforms
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22 Dec 2011: Outgoing cabinet secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell questions how long union can last amid growing calls for Scottish independence
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13 Dec 2011: Taxpayers' Alliance and Labour criticise proposals for failing to give constituents power to trigger recall petition
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8 Dec 2011: Joshua Rozenberg: Worries over judicial appointment process and quality of candidates
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8 Nov 2011: Aidan O'Neill QC: Any vote on whether Scotland should remain in the Union would have to include the whole of the UK. What if the English voted No and the Scots Yes?
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4 Nov 2011: Linda Colley calls for a revival of a centuries-long tradition of political writing
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30 Oct 2011:
Since the creation of the Duchy of Cornwall in 1337 the Prince of Wales's consent has been sought on laws that affect the estate
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30 Oct 2011:
'The meddling prince' and officials from his £700m private estate have scrutinised a dozen bills on their way through parliament
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12 Oct 2011:
Prime minister proposes males should no longer take precedence as heir to the crown, starting with next generation
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11 Oct 2011: Sophie Turenne: Not every supreme court justice need be a judge - or even a barrister
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