Gordon Brown takes aim at Tory 'corruption' as he launches report on the future of the UK

The transcript discusses the historical context of devolution in the UK, highlighting the oversight of not reforming the central government, particularly the House of Lords. It critiques the current Conservative government for being out of touch with local needs, outdated, and prone to micromanagement, as evidenced during the pandemic. The transcript also addresses issues of corruption and cronyism, citing recent scandals and the anticipated resignation honors list of Boris Johnson as examples.

What examples of corruption and cronyism does the speaker mention?

What does the speaker predict regarding Boris Johnson's resignation honours list?