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Tag Archives: Lords reform
Betty Boothroyd makes the case for Lords reform
This morning’s Radio 4 coverage of the oncoming debate on Lords reform made little attempt at balance. They gave prominent coverage to opponent Betty Boothroyd. A supporter may have been given airtime while I wasn’t listening – but if so … Continue reading
The House of Lords is broken – now’s a good time to fix it
The denial stage is over. Opponents of Lords reform have woken up to the Government’s plans and are mobilising. But the reform plan is far from dead. What’s the problem with the House of Lords? It chalks up the odd … Continue reading
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Tagged AV referendum, British constitution, House of Lords, Lords reform
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