As Labour attempt to reform the Lords, the end of the peer show is still a long way off

15 October 2024

We’ve been here before. Since the 1960s, Labour governments have attempted to legislate for the end of the peer show. Yet still their lordships survive.Read More

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As Labour attempt to reform the Lords, the end of the peer show is still a long way off

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