Gordon Brown urges Labour MPs to bring positive change to counter nationalism

The transcript discusses the need for constitutional reform in the UK, emphasizing the importance of regional representation and the potential risks of superficial changes. It critiques the notion of newfound political stability post-Brexit and highlights the ongoing debate over Scottish independence. The speaker advocates for empowering regions and cities through policy changes and suggests a constitutional convention to address these issues comprehensively.

What are the implications of not reforming the Constitution of the United Kingdom according to the speaker?

What is the speaker's view on the proposals floated by Boris Johnson regarding the House of Lords?

How does the speaker interpret the current political stability in the UK?

What does the speaker suggest about the voice of the regions and nations in the UK?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding Scottish independence?