David Runciman and Helen Thompson talk to Mike Kenny about what devolution has done to the politics of the UK as seen from Westminster and Whitehall. How have we ended up with a Unionism that is both complacent and aggressive? What has the pandemic revealed about the need for co-operation? And can the UK survive without a fundamental constitutional rethink?
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