Proposals for 'English votes for English laws' unveiled
The Leader of the House of Commons, William Hague, has outlined four different reforms to Parliament to put a "decisive" end to the question of 'English votes for English laws'.
Labour MP: A dog would turn its nose up at Hague plans
Veteran Labour MP Gerald Kaufman offered a withering assessment of William Hague's plans for 'English votes for English laws', saying even a dog "would turn up its nose" at the proposals.
ITV News Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship is following developments.
Former cabinet minister Jack Straw also hit out at the Conservatives over their past opposition to devolution to Scotland and Wales.
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