Burnham: Devolution boosts written UK constitution

Andy Burnham has argued that his devolution plans, which give regional leaders more control over finances and decision-making, strengthen the case for adopting a written constitution in the UK. He believes this move would create a fundamental constitutional overhaul, aligning the UK more closely with other democracies that have codified legal frameworks. Burnham suggests that establishing a written constitution would help address Britain's entrenched inequality by clarifying the roles of different levels of government and promoting more equitable wealth redistribution.

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