Devolution Why is the government planning to scrap English Votes for English Laws? Boris Johnson is promoting a monolithic idea of Britishness that, evidence suggests, is shared by fewer and fewer people across the UK. By Michael Kenny
Long reads Will post-Brexit Britain overcome or fall further upon Enoch Powell’s troubling legacy? By Michael Kenny
Labour is on the wrong side of the argument as far as English votes for English laws are concerned For the sake of a few foxes, Labour has fallen into a Tory trap, warns Michael Kenny. By Michael Kenny
The rise of the Anglosphere: how the right dreamed up a new conservative world order The Anglosphere has its roots in the Commonwealth tradition. But today's global world has forged a powerful unofficial alliance. By Michael Kenny
William Hague’s plans could be highly contentious, but it’s time to address the English question There is an increasingly compelling, precautionary case for constitutional reform, but William Hague's "hard" plans aren't positive or carefully… By Michael Kenny
After the referendum, will it then be time to answer the English Question? English-wide interests and identities need to be reflected and expressed in a reconstituted UK. By Michael Kenny
The end of the party: how we could be heading for a post-democratic era From Nigel Farage to Russell Brand, Marine Le Pen to Beppe Grillo, a new breed of charismatic figures speak to… By Michael Kenny
St George’s Day is no time to ignore how people feel about being English The past 20 years have seen the growth of a more deeply felt and prominent sense of English identity, going… By Michael Kenny
The parties must stop dithering and address the English question The challenge for mainstream parties is to express and ground alternative ideas of the English nation and to connect… By Michael Kenny
Our parties must respond to the rise of Englishness One of the lost stories of the census is the growth of an English identity. Mainstream politicians need to… By Michael Kenny