Given the negative coverage that the Lords has received recently, it is nice to see that Rachel Sylvester has an article in The Times in which she argues "there is a danger of learning the wrong lessons from this incident and of losing sight of what is good about the Upper Chamber". She makes the case for the positive features of the House - the knowledge of the members, the less partisan at […]
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