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Unwritten constitution of UK: time for change? | Armando Iannucci & Dominic Grieve | New Statesman
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34:50Now PlayingThe United Kingdom has an unwritten constitution. But after Brexit and partygate, trust in the Conservative government is low. When Boris Johnson can break the law and remain Prime Minister, does that mean our system of UK government is broken?
Anoosh Chakelian and Armando Iannucci interview Dominic Grieve and Meg Russell to explore the implications, risks and benefits of having an unwritten constitution, and ask: is it time for change? Is it time for a codified constitution?
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