Could new MP code of conduct defuse political tensions?
Commons debates have inflamed passions beyond the House, with a call for curbs on speech which could incite abuse or hatred.
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Making government accountable to the people
How could we reform our democratic systems to prevent future abuses of power? It could be time for a shift to proportional representation.
This isn’t a Tory party leadership election. It’s a kamikaze Brexit mission
New polling has lifted the curtain on the Conservative party’s membership. What does it mean for Britain?
While our Prime Minister is picked by a tiny clique, democracy dies a little
The Conservative Party are keeping us great unwashed well away from the decision to pick our next Prime Minister.
Vernon Bogdanor: Brexit has shone a light on our constitution. Now it’s time for real self-government
“The age of pure representative democracy is coming to an end,” writes Vernon Bogdanor in ‘Rethinking Democracy’.
13 things you need to know about European election candidate Tommy Robinson
The hate-spreader and convicted criminal would probably not want you to read this.
The Corbyn firing range footage should come as no surprise: the army is deeply political
The army is a powerful institution embedded in the British state. We have to treat it as such, writes Symon Hill.
Rich people should not be able to buy our politics – whether they live here or not
The Overseas Electors Bill is a chance to talk about rooting big money out of politics, says Natalie Bennett.
UKIP are at risk of losing party status on the Welsh Assembly after another AM quit
UKIP no longer have a single female Assembly Member, as more of the party’s politicians jump ship due to the party’s far-right turn.
Immigration lawyers: Attempts to strip Shamima Begum of citizenship are likely to be illegal
Begum was born, bred and radicalised in the UK. Javid will not succeed in stripping away her citizenship, argue two immigration lawyers.