Cardiff View
Plaid's new double act
Clive Betts reports on how the four main parties are bedding down in the new 30-30 split Assembly
Clive Betts
Cobbett's corner
Time to get real
Chris Moncrieff
Committee Corridor
Getting to grips with Cancún collapse
Joe Kimble reports on Patricia Hewitt's appearance before the Trade and Industry Select Committee
Joe Kimble
Commons Gallery
NI deadline passes amid recrimination
Craig Hoy rounds up the week's key moments in the Commons
Craig Hoy
Constitutional affairs
Extending the vision of justice for all
Lord Falconer explains why the government is embarking on a programme of radical judicial and constitutional reform
Lord Falconer of Thoroton
Democracy threatened
Who governs the UK and how? Bill Cash gives a Conservative view of the Department for Constitutional Affairs
Bill Cash
Presentational problems
Peter Riddell analyses the detail of the government's proposed judicial and constitutional changes
Peter Riddell
Constitutional Affairs
Missed Opportunity
The government may be thinking along the right lines in its plans for constitutional reform but the detail is half-baked and consultation insufficient, says David Heath
David Heath
Territorial battles
Robert Hazell discusses the implications for the devolved regions of the establishment of the new Department for Constitutional Affairs
Robert Hazell
Council of Europe
Reassuring reactions
Lord Judd reports back from summer meetings of the Council of Europe and the American Committee for Peace in Chechnya
Lord Judd
Criminal justice bill
Putting the sense back into sentencing
Baroness Scotland explains how new sentencing measures have the potential to improve the criminal justice system
Baroness Scotland
Criminal Justice bill
Distraction from failure
Dominic Grieve says the government's criminal justice legislation does not sufficiently get to grips with crime
Dominic Grieve
Effective community punishment
New sentencing ideas like custody-plus will only work in practice if the probation service is strengthened, says Mark Oaten
Mark Oaten
Aiding the search for truth
Peter Neyroud argues that juries should be trusted with information on previous convictions
Peter Neyroud
Lords Diary
Philippine adventure
Baroness Strange returns from Manila to a House in sombre mood
Baroness Strange
Lords Gallery
'IN VIEW OF THE LATENESS OF THE HOUR'
Andrew Evans reports on the week's major developments in the Lords
Andrew Evans
Week in Westminster
Silly season gets serious
From afar, Michael Brown takes stock of the Tories' most recent troubles
Michael Brown
