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Andrew Blick (London, Democratic Audit): My first reaction to Gordon Brown's statement - with which I hope many will agree - is that it is of historic significance.
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Last night I commented on Brown's speech for The World Tonight on Radio 4. The programme also featured a lively debate between Michael Connarty
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OurKingdom Update: Its been non-stop at OurKingdom since Brown gave his major speech on the constitution. We've posted key paras from Brown himself, had strong reactions from Anthony
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Daniel Leighton (London, Power Inquiry): A new constitutional moment in the nation's political life has been opened - one of those defining moments when the status quo has
John Jackson (London, Charter88): Ever since, 58 years ago, when my tutor in constitutional law was unable to explain to me why it was a blessing that we had an
Tom Griffin (London, The Green Ribbon): Brown's statement today marks a genuinely historic return to the constitutional reform agenda of Labour’s first term, so it may seem
Roger Scruton (Wiltshire, philosopher): It is, I think, unprecedented for a PM to make reform of the constitution his first priority on entering office. It is reminiscent of continental politics,
