I think it doesn't happen more often because usually the government has enough of a majority in England to overcome non-English votes on English matters. But "usually" is not "alw… (View Post)

I think that, if you could find one example of EnglandWestminster "imposing" something on Scotland, you wouldn't be asking for "more examples". (View Post)

Hmm. Portraying an example of a problem that has already arisen as the whole of the problem isn't exactly good faith, now, is it? (View Post)

Because it didn't do what was needed - it only gave English MPs a veto on things approved by the whole House, it didn't let English MPs pass things on their own. So whilst it would have dea… (View Post)

Then Jeremy Paxman gets wheeled out of retirement to ask if it threatened to overrule them... (View Post)