House of Lords Under Pressure: Calls for Radical Reform
The House of Lords faces mounting pressure for fundamental reform as critics question its composition and effectiveness in modern British democracy. Discover why experts are demanding change.
Category : Constitution
Trump's Third Term: Constitutional Crisis Looms
As Donald Trump secures the Republican nomination, alarming questions emerge about his intentions to challenge the 22nd Amendment and pursue an unprecedented third presidential term. Legal experts warn of a constitutional showdown that could redefine Amer
Reform UK: Let Ministers Override International Law
Danny Kruger's Reform UK party unveils radical constitutional reforms that would grant ministers power to disregard international treaties, sparking legal and diplomatic concerns.
Biden's autopen pardons ruled constitutionally void
President Joe Biden's use of an autopen machine to sign pardons while overseas has been declared legally void, raising significant questions about executive authority and constitutional procedures in the digital age.
Theresa May warns against politicising judiciary
Former Prime Minister Theresa May delivers stark warning against political attacks on judiciary, defending judicial independence amid growing tensions between government and courts.
Trump Claims He Could Run for Third Term as VP
Former US President Donald Trump has suggested he could circumvent constitutional term limits by running as vice president after serving two terms, raising eyebrows among legal experts and political analysts.
Scotland Demands WASPI Pension Compensation
The Scottish Government intensifies pressure on Westminster to address the WASPI pension injustice affecting millions of women born in the 1950s, calling for urgent compensation and policy reform.
Trump fires copyright chief in Supreme Court power clash
The Trump administration has ignited a legal firestorm by dismissing Copyright Office chief Shira Perlmutter, prompting a Supreme Court battle over presidential power and government appointments.
MPs back petition for debate on UK becoming republic
A growing cross-party movement of MPs is pushing for a national debate on the monarchy's future, with a petition demanding Parliament consider Britain becoming a republic.
Could Trump run for president again in 2028?
Legal experts weigh in on whether Donald Trump could legally pursue a third presidential term in 2028, examining the 22nd Amendment's limitations and potential political challenges.
MPs challenge King Charles's parliamentary role
Exclusive: Senior MPs and Republic campaigners demand removal of King Charles from parliamentary processes, calling for urgent democratic reforms in the monarchy's political influence.
Digital ID cards risk breaching Good Friday Agreement
Plans for digital ID cards in the UK have raised alarm bells in Northern Ireland, with critics warning they could undermine the delicate balance of the Good Friday Agreement and create a 'two-tier' system.
Trump's controversial troop payments breached constitutional law
Exclusive analysis reveals how Donald Trump's unilateral decision to pay US troops during a government shutdown breached legal protocols and sparked constitutional concerns.
Written Constitution: Britain's Defence Against Extremism?
As political tensions rise across Britain, constitutional experts debate whether a codified constitution could strengthen democracy against extremist threats. Discover the compelling arguments for and against this fundamental change.
Prince Andrew Faces Parliamentary Summons Over Epstein
The Duke of York could be compelled to appear before MPs to answer questions about his connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in what would be an unprecedented constitutional move.
MPs barred from contacting Prince of Wales's office
Exclusive: The House of Commons has implemented strict new rules preventing MPs from approaching the Prince of Wales's government office directly, marking a significant constitutional shift in parliamentary procedure.
NI smoking ban faces Brexit legal hurdle
Labour's ambitious plan to outlaw smoking and vaping in Northern Ireland could breach the Brexit Windsor Framework, warns former Attorney General Sir Jonathan Jones in explosive legal analysis.
Sinn Féin demands Irish unity referendum in five years
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald declares Irish unity referendum should happen within five years, challenging Irish government to establish parliamentary committee on constitutional future.
President Higgins faces storm over journalist comments
Irish President Michael D. Higgins sparks controversy with remarks about two journalists, prompting government response and raising questions about presidential protocol.
UK Gov Faces Legal Action Over Wales Prisoner Blockade
The Ministry of Justice faces potential legal action as Welsh ministers accuse Westminster of blocking prisoner transfers to Wales, creating a constitutional clash over devolved powers.
Labour's Lucy Powell unveils plan to fix broken politics
Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Lucy Powell outlines Labour's radical constitutional reforms to fix Westminster's 'dysfunctional' system and restore public trust in politics.
Trump Lawyer's Bizarre Constitution Claim Sparks Debate
A Trump attorney's controversial assertion that the Declaration of Independence supersedes the Constitution has ignited legal controversy and historical debate among experts.
Trump's War on History Targets Smithsonian
The prestigious Smithsonian Institution faces unprecedented political interference as the Trump administration attempts to reshape American historical narratives. Discover how this battle over national memory threatens academic freedom.
Irish PM cancels Westminster speech amid tensions
Taoiseach Micheál Martin abruptly cancels planned address to British parliament members amid diplomatic tensions and political pressure in Dublin.
Lords block 'Bill of Life' after Shipman case review
Peers reject government proposal that would have granted doctors absolute immunity from murder prosecutions, citing grave concerns after Harold Shipman inquiry revelations.
Lords revolt over Human Rights Act replacement
Leading legal experts and human rights organisations condemn government plans to scrap Human Rights Act, warning of dangerous consequences for British justice system
Lammy: Tory judicial reforms are 'power grab'
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy launches scathing attack on government plans to change how senior judges are selected, warning of constitutional crisis.
Lords face legal challenge over life sentence bill
Peers in the House of Lords are confronting a potential legal battle as human rights lawyers prepare to challenge new legislation that could keep prisoners incarcerated indefinitely without meaningful review.
King Charles may redefine Defender of Faith title
As King Charles III assumes the throne, speculation mounts over whether he will modernise the ancient title 'Defender of the Faith' to embrace Britain's multi-faith society, potentially transforming the monarchy's relationship with religion.
Britain's unwritten constitution: A dangerous gamble?
As democratic norms face unprecedented challenges globally, experts warn that Britain's unwritten constitution leaves the nation dangerously exposed to potential authoritarian overreach and constitutional crises.
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