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Sir Vernon Bogdanor at the Constitution Society

Sir Vernon Bogdanor at the Constitution Society

Professor Alan Sked: a global historical perspective on Brexit

Professor Alan Sked: a global historical perspective on Brexit

EU law and governance in the UK after Brexit

EU law and governance in the UK after Brexit

Scotland and the future of the Union after Brexit

Scotland and the future of the Union after Brexit

Northern Ireland’s constitutional past and contested present

Northern Ireland’s constitutional past and contested present

Is the UK sliding into state capture?

Is the UK sliding into state capture?

Executive Power and the Law

Executive Power and the Law

The Executive and Parliament

The Executive and Parliament

The Constitution Explained: political ideas

The Constitution Explained: political ideas

The Constitution Explained: direct democracy

The Constitution Explained: direct democracy

The Constitution Explained: devolution

The Constitution Explained: devolution

The Constitution Explained: electoral systems

The Constitution Explained: electoral systems

The Constitution Explained: the judiciary

The Constitution Explained: the judiciary

The Constitution Explained: rights

The Constitution Explained: rights

The Constitution Explained: the UK executive

The Constitution Explained: the UK executive

The Constitution Explained: the UK Parliament

The Constitution Explained: the UK Parliament

The Constitution Explained: introducing the UK constitution

The Constitution Explained: introducing the UK constitution

In conversation with Vernon Bogdanor: the constitution in 2021

In conversation with Vernon Bogdanor: the constitution in 2021

EU Law: A Threat to UK Sovereignty?

EU Law: A Threat to UK Sovereignty?

Lords Reform: The Steel Bill and Beyond (Audio Recording)

Lords Reform: The Steel Bill and Beyond (Audio Recording)

Nat le Roux gives evidence to the PCRC on the constitutional role of the Judiciary

Nat le Roux gives evidence to the PCRC on the constitutional role of the Judiciary

Judicial Review Pamphlet Launch

Judicial Review Pamphlet Launch

Pamphlet Launch: Dr Ben Yong discusses 'government lawyers'

Pamphlet Launch: Dr Ben Yong discusses 'government lawyers'

Scotland Pamphlet Launch

Scotland Pamphlet Launch

Young People and the Constitution with Speaker Rt Hon John Bercow MP

Young People and the Constitution with Speaker Rt Hon John Bercow MP

Interview with Professor Michael Keating

Interview with Professor Michael Keating

Ed Balls references 'Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Clarity or Confusion?'

Ed Balls references 'Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Clarity or Confusion?'

Nat le Roux Director of The Constitution Society gives evidence to the PCRC

Nat le Roux Director of The Constitution Society gives evidence to the PCRC

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 1

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 1

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 3

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 3

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 4

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 4

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 2

Select Committees and Coercive Powers - Part 2

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 2: Baroness Jay

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 2: Baroness Jay

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Interview with Eleanor Laing

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Interview with Eleanor Laing

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 4: Prof Richard Gordon QC

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 4: Prof Richard Gordon QC

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 3: Graham Allen MP

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 3: Graham Allen MP

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 1: Nat le Roux

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Part 1: Nat le Roux

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Interview with Lord Maclennan

Improving the Process of Constitutional Change - Interview with Lord Maclennan

Dr. Robin Archer talks to ConSoc

Dr. Robin Archer talks to ConSoc

Magaret Wilson talks to ConSoc

Magaret Wilson talks to ConSoc

Simon Hix talks to ConSoc about the reform of the UK's electoral system

Simon Hix talks to ConSoc about the reform of the UK's electoral system

Sir John Baker talks to ConSoc

Sir John Baker talks to ConSoc

Robert Hazell talks to ConSoc about the UK Cabinet Manual

Robert Hazell talks to ConSoc about the UK Cabinet Manual

Nick Raynsford MP talks to ConSoc

Nick Raynsford MP talks to ConSoc

Lord Woolf talks to ConSoc

Lord Woolf talks to ConSoc

Lord Hunt talks to ConSoc

Lord Hunt talks to ConSoc

Lord Grocott talks to ConSoc

Lord Grocott talks to ConSoc

Lord Phillips talks to The Constitution Society

Lord Phillips talks to The Constitution Society

Chris Nicholson talks to The Constitution Society

Chris Nicholson talks to The Constitution Society

Lord Norton talks to The Constitution Society

Lord Norton talks to The Constitution Society

Baroness Hayter talks to The Constitution Society

Baroness Hayter talks to The Constitution Society

Peter Hain MP talks to The Constitution Society

Peter Hain MP talks to The Constitution Society

Liz Truss MP talks to The Constitution Society

Liz Truss MP talks to The Constitution Society

Professor Vernon Bogdanor talks to The Constitution Society

Professor Vernon Bogdanor talks to The Constitution Society

Harriett Baldwin MP talks to The Constitution Society

Harriett Baldwin MP talks to The Constitution Society

Dr. Alan Renwick talks to The Constitution Society

Dr. Alan Renwick talks to The Constitution Society

Lord Bingham talks to The Constitution Society

Lord Bingham talks to The Constitution Society

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 5

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 5

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 4

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 4

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 3

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 3

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 2

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 2

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 1

SPADA Debate on a Written Constitution - Part 1

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Indirect evolution and the Cabinet Manual

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Indirect evolution and the Cabinet Manual

Renewing Democracy Part 12

Renewing Democracy Part 12

Renewing Democracy Part 11

Renewing Democracy Part 11

Professor Margaret Wilson - Why independent officials are best placed to draft a Cabinet Manual

Professor Margaret Wilson - Why independent officials are best placed to draft a Cabinet Manual

Renewing Democracy Part 10

Renewing Democracy Part 10

Margaret Wilson - What is the role of the Cabinet Manual?

Margaret Wilson - What is the role of the Cabinet Manual?

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Why a referendum on Europe is to be expected

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Why a referendum on Europe is to be expected

Chris Nicholson - Why vote "yes" in an AV Referendum?

Chris Nicholson - Why vote "yes" in an AV Referendum?

Professor Simon Hix - Why FPTP might not always suit the UK

Professor Simon Hix - Why FPTP might not always suit the UK

Chris Nicholson - Why AV is preferable to FPTP

Chris Nicholson - Why AV is preferable to FPTP

Chris Nicholson - The problem of tactical voting under FPTP

Chris Nicholson - The problem of tactical voting under FPTP

Chris Nicholson - AV will empower more of the electorate

Chris Nicholson - AV will empower more of the electorate

Chris Nicholson - Why the UK needs electoral reform

Chris Nicholson - Why the UK needs electoral reform

Renewing Democracy Part 9

Renewing Democracy Part 9

Renewing Democracy Part 8

Renewing Democracy Part 8

Renewing Democracy Part 7

Renewing Democracy Part 7

Renewing Democracy Part 6

Renewing Democracy Part 6

Renewing Democracy Part 5

Renewing Democracy Part 5

Renewing Democracy Part 4

Renewing Democracy Part 4

Lord Phillips - The differences between the new Supreme Court and the House of Lords

Lord Phillips - The differences between the new Supreme Court and the House of Lords

Renewing Democracy Part 3

Renewing Democracy Part 3

Renewing Democracy Part 2

Renewing Democracy Part 2

Professor Iain McLean - Entrenchment of a written constitution

Professor Iain McLean - Entrenchment of a written constitution

Professor Iain McLean - The point of a written constitution

Professor Iain McLean - The point of a written constitution

Professor Iain McLean - The Cabinet Manual and the role of the monarch in a 'hung' parliament

Professor Iain McLean - The Cabinet Manual and the role of the monarch in a 'hung' parliament

Professor Iain McLean - The components of the British constitution

Professor Iain McLean - The components of the British constitution

Sir Christopher Foster - A written constitution would not make us more democratic

Sir Christopher Foster - A written constitution would not make us more democratic

Sir Christopher Foster - A written constitution would mean more judicial review

Sir Christopher Foster - A written constitution would mean more judicial review

Sir Christopher Foster - Reasons not to have a written constitution (3)

Sir Christopher Foster - Reasons not to have a written constitution (3)

Sir Christopher Foster - Reasons not to have a written constitution

Sir Christopher Foster - Reasons not to have a written constitution

Sir Christopher Foster - Reasons not to have a written constitution

Sir Christopher Foster - Reasons not to have a written constitution

Sir Christopher Foster - Holding the government to account

Sir Christopher Foster - Holding the government to account

Bill Cash MP - Reasons not to have a written constitution

Bill Cash MP - Reasons not to have a written constitution

Bill Cash MP - The European Constitution as part of the British Constitution

Bill Cash MP - The European Constitution as part of the British Constitution

Bill Cash MP - The federalising tendency of the EU

Bill Cash MP - The federalising tendency of the EU

Richard Gordon QC - A written constitution is a weapon against European domination

Richard Gordon QC - A written constitution is a weapon against European domination

Richard Gordon QC - We are not a democratic society

Richard Gordon QC - We are not a democratic society

Richard Gordon QC - What is Parliamentary Sovereignty?

Richard Gordon QC - What is Parliamentary Sovereignty?

Richard Gordon QC - The point of a written constitution

Richard Gordon QC - The point of a written constitution

Lord Phillips - The Lord Chancellor and conflicts of interest

Lord Phillips - The Lord Chancellor and conflicts of interest

Lord Phillips - The Judicial Appointments Commission and the Lord Chancellor

Lord Phillips - The Judicial Appointments Commission and the Lord Chancellor

Lord Bingham - The Judicial Appointments Commission

Lord Bingham - The Judicial Appointments Commission

Sir John Baker - The Judicial Appointments Commission and the Lord Chancellor

Sir John Baker - The Judicial Appointments Commission and the Lord Chancellor

Lord Bingham - The judiciary are the guardians of The Rule of Law

Lord Bingham - The judiciary are the guardians of The Rule of Law

Lord Woolf - The judiciary are the guardians of the Rule of Law

Lord Woolf - The judiciary are the guardians of the Rule of Law

Douglas Carswell MP - The 'Separation of Powers'

Douglas Carswell MP - The 'Separation of Powers'

Douglas Carswell MP - A crisis of representation

Douglas Carswell MP - A crisis of representation

Douglas Carswell MP - Is the House of Commons effective?

Douglas Carswell MP - Is the House of Commons effective?

Sir John Baker - The point of a written constitution

Sir John Baker - The point of a written constitution

Sir John Baker - The government acts too speedily to satisfy the media

Sir John Baker - The government acts too speedily to satisfy the media

Sir John Baker - Scrutiny and the volume of legislation

Sir John Baker - Scrutiny and the volume of legislation

Nick Raynsford MP - The strengths and weaknesses of an unwritten constitution

Nick Raynsford MP - The strengths and weaknesses of an unwritten constitution

Nick Raynsford MP - Political parties shouldn't be regulated

Nick Raynsford MP - Political parties shouldn't be regulated

Nick Raynford MP - An elected Lords would challenge the Commons

Nick Raynford MP - An elected Lords would challenge the Commons

Nick Raynsford MP - Experts must not be drowned out by the public

Nick Raynsford MP - Experts must not be drowned out by the public

Nick Raynsford MP - Is there sufficient debate in the House of Commons?

Nick Raynsford MP - Is there sufficient debate in the House of Commons?

Harriett Baldwin MP - Describes her private member's bill on the West Lothian Question

Harriett Baldwin MP - Describes her private member's bill on the West Lothian Question

Lord Phillips - The role of judges in public enquiries

Lord Phillips - The role of judges in public enquiries

Lord Bingham - The role of judges in public enquiries

Lord Bingham - The role of judges in public enquiries

Sir John Baker - The Constitution Reform Act and special advisors

Sir John Baker - The Constitution Reform Act and special advisors

Sir John Baker - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Sir John Baker - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Nick Raynsford MP - Does a goverment have a right to enforce its manifesto?

Nick Raynsford MP - Does a goverment have a right to enforce its manifesto?

Sir John Baker - Does a government have a mandate to enforce its manifesto?

Sir John Baker - Does a government have a mandate to enforce its manifesto?

Nick Raynsford MP - The Wright Report

Nick Raynsford MP - The Wright Report

Sir John Baker - The Wright Report and e-petitions

Sir John Baker - The Wright Report and e-petitions

Nick Raynsford MP - The way the new Supreme Court was created

Nick Raynsford MP - The way the new Supreme Court was created

Lord Phillips - The new Supreme Court is unlikely to strike down legislation

Lord Phillips - The new Supreme Court is unlikely to strike down legislation

Lord Phillips - The way the new Supreme Court was created

Lord Phillips - The way the new Supreme Court was created

Lord Phillips - The 'Separation of Powers'

Lord Phillips - The 'Separation of Powers'

Lord Bingham - The 'Separation of Powers'

Lord Bingham - The 'Separation of Powers'

Lord Bingham - The way the new Supreme Court was created

Lord Bingham - The way the new Supreme Court was created

Lord Bingham - The role of the new Supreme Court

Lord Bingham - The role of the new Supreme Court

Harriett Baldwin MP - My private member's bill is not about localism

Harriett Baldwin MP - My private member's bill is not about localism

Lord Bingham - The new Supreme Court

Lord Bingham - The new Supreme Court

Lord Woolf - The new Supreme Court

Lord Woolf - The new Supreme Court

Lord Phillips - Who should be Supreme Court Judges?

Lord Phillips - Who should be Supreme Court Judges?

Lord Bingham - Who should be Supreme Court Justices?

Lord Bingham - Who should be Supreme Court Justices?

Lord Bingham - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Bingham - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Sir John Baker - Changing the electoral system

Sir John Baker - Changing the electoral system

Sir John Baker - Is the House of Commons effective?

Sir John Baker - Is the House of Commons effective?

Ben Wilson - The faceless state

Ben Wilson - The faceless state

Nick Raynsford MP - What is the role of an MP?

Nick Raynsford MP - What is the role of an MP?

Nick Raynsford MP - The government acts too quickly in order to satisfy the media

Nick Raynsford MP - The government acts too quickly in order to satisfy the media

Nick Raynsford MP - Are MPs expected to do too much?

Nick Raynsford MP - Are MPs expected to do too much?

Lord Phillips - Are judges becoming more political?

Lord Phillips - Are judges becoming more political?

Sir John Baker - Sloppy drafting of legislation

Sir John Baker - Sloppy drafting of legislation

Ben Wilson - A way to restore participation

Ben Wilson - A way to restore participation

Nick Raynsford MP - Appointing ministers from the House of Lords is making them unaccountable

Nick Raynsford MP - Appointing ministers from the House of Lords is making them unaccountable

Lord Bingham - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Bingham - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Douglas Carswell MP - Open primaries

Douglas Carswell MP - Open primaries

Nick Raynsford MP - The government acts too quickly in order to satisfy the media

Nick Raynsford MP - The government acts too quickly in order to satisfy the media

Nick Raynsford MP - The role of the media

Nick Raynsford MP - The role of the media

Sir John Baker - The role of the media

Sir John Baker - The role of the media

Harriett Baldwin MP - The size of constituencies and proposals for change

Harriett Baldwin MP - The size of constituencies and proposals for change

Harriett Baldwin MP - An English Parliament is unnecessary

Harriett Baldwin MP - An English Parliament is unnecessary

Harriett Baldwin MP - What is the role of an MP?

Harriett Baldwin MP - What is the role of an MP?

Renewing Democracy Part 1

Renewing Democracy Part 1

Lord Hunt - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Hunt - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Harriett Baldwin MP - A possible new voting system in parliament to tackle the West Lothian Question

Harriett Baldwin MP - A possible new voting system in parliament to tackle the West Lothian Question

Lord Grocott - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Grocott - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Norton - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Norton - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Grocott - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Grocott - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Nick Raynsford MP - Holding the Government to Account

Nick Raynsford MP - Holding the Government to Account

Polly Toynbee - On Bishops serving in the House of Lords

Polly Toynbee - On Bishops serving in the House of Lords

Lord Norton - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Norton - Should the House of Lords be elected or appointed?

Lord Bingham - Are judges becoming more political?

Lord Bingham - Are judges becoming more political?

Harriett Baldwin MP - Harriet Baldwin defines the West Lothian question

Harriett Baldwin MP - Harriet Baldwin defines the West Lothian question

Professor Robert Hazell - The Cabinet Manual will not lead to a written Constitution

Professor Robert Hazell - The Cabinet Manual will not lead to a written Constitution

Professor Robert Hazell - Parliamentary has a limited role in commenting on the draft Cabinet Manual

Professor Robert Hazell - Parliamentary has a limited role in commenting on the draft Cabinet Manual

Professor Robert Hazell - The Cabinet Manual in times of Coalition

Professor Robert Hazell - The Cabinet Manual in times of Coalition

Professor Robert Hazell - How the Draft Cabinet Manual was developed in the UK

Professor Robert Hazell - How the Draft Cabinet Manual was developed in the UK

Professor Robert Hazell - The role and function of the Cabinet Manual

Professor Robert Hazell - The role and function of the Cabinet Manual

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - why we have a Cabinet Manual in the UK

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - why we have a Cabinet Manual in the UK

Professor Margaret Wilson - fears about the UK Cabinet Manual are unfounded

Professor Margaret Wilson - fears about the UK Cabinet Manual are unfounded

Professor Margaret Wilson - The Cabinet Manual: a step towards a written constitution?

Professor Margaret Wilson - The Cabinet Manual: a step towards a written constitution?

Professor Margaret Wilson - The Cabinet Manual, legally enforceable?

Professor Margaret Wilson - The Cabinet Manual, legally enforceable?

Professor Margaret Wilson - the Cabnet Manual in times of coalition government

Professor Margaret Wilson - the Cabnet Manual in times of coalition government

Professor Margaret Wilson - 5 years is a long time in terms of constitutional change

Professor Margaret Wilson - 5 years is a long time in terms of constitutional change

Professor Margaret Wilson - Changes to the cabinet manual are made on the basis of consensus

Professor Margaret Wilson - Changes to the cabinet manual are made on the basis of consensus

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Discussion of the Provisions of the European Union Bill

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Discussion of the Provisions of the European Union Bill

Professor Robert Hazell - is the Cabinet Manual legally enforcable?

Professor Robert Hazell - is the Cabinet Manual legally enforcable?

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Discussion of what makes a transfer of power 'significant'

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - Discussion of what makes a transfer of power 'significant'

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - The provisions of the European Union Bill

Professor Vernon Bogdanor - The provisions of the European Union Bill

Lord Hunt - Should the House of Lords be Elected?

Lord Hunt - Should the House of Lords be Elected?

Professor Simon Hix - the ideal electoral system for the UK

Professor Simon Hix - the ideal electoral system for the UK

Professor Simon Hix - PR does not lead to unstable government

Professor Simon Hix - PR does not lead to unstable government

Professor Simon Hix - AV is a bigger change from FPTP than people might expect

Professor Simon Hix - AV is a bigger change from FPTP than people might expect

Peter Hain MP - Electoral reform is a once in a generation opportunity

Peter Hain MP - Electoral reform is a once in a generation opportunity

Peter Hain MP - AV doesn't favour extremist parties

Peter Hain MP - AV doesn't favour extremist parties

Peter Hain MP - Under AV people can express their true preference

Peter Hain MP - Under AV people can express their true preference

Peter Hain MP - Nobody has more than one vote

Peter Hain MP - Nobody has more than one vote

Peter Hain MP - AV will help restore faith in British politics

Peter Hain MP - AV will help restore faith in British politics

Peter Hain MP - AV is a fairer system

Peter Hain MP - AV is a fairer system

Peter Hain MP - FPTP is unfair

Peter Hain MP - FPTP is unfair

Peter Hain MP - The UK needs electoral reform

Peter Hain MP - The UK needs electoral reform

Baroness Hayter - It is right to have a referendum

Baroness Hayter - It is right to have a referendum

Baroness Hayter - AV would not address disillusionment

Baroness Hayter - AV would not address disillusionment

Baroness Hayter - AV doesn't prevent tactical voting

Baroness Hayter - AV doesn't prevent tactical voting