Keir Starmer has unveiled long-awaited plans to depart from the "broken model" of power being hoarded at Westminster.
In a major speech on Monday, the Labour leader said the country is "crying out for a new approach" as he blasted the "sticking plaster" approach to reform.
The plans include abolishing the unelected House of Lords, giving more powers to local leaders, and banning the vast majority of MPs' second jobs.
