Henry Hill: Are Cameron and Davidson set to clash over scrapping the Human Rights Act?

Also: Knives out for two more Labour leaders – Murphy in Scotland and Jones in Wales.

WATCH: Davis on the next five years

The one-time leadership contender explains his European acid test, the case for Scottish fiscal autonomy, and why he doubts a repeat of the Major experience.

Henry Hill: Tories rule out pact with Nationalists in Holyrood

Also: Calls for referendum as NI Assembly votes down gay marriage by two votes; and Jones and Davidson join the debate on EVEL.

Big Issue 1) The constitution – Cameron and Miliband must tell us how they plan to save the UK

The campaign is impoverished and the electorate insulted by the refusal of the main party leaders to talk about a new settlement for the United Kingdom.

Henry Hill: Scale of Stormont retreat on welfare revealed

Also: Swinney accused of coercing councils; Plaid want all young children taught in Welsh; Holyrood rejects national anthem.

Henry Hill: Blair warns Northern Ireland Secretary not to jeopardise the peace process

Also: SNP attacked by Scottish councils for annulling hundreds of millions of poll tax arrears; and Plaid MP attacks Government over driving licence flags.

Henry Hill: Clegg pledges to take the fight to nationalists in Wales and Scotland

Also: UUP have grave doubts about new NI deal; Murphy’s deputy very happy to work with the SNP; and NI Conservatives choose East Belfast candidate.

Henry Hill: Stormont deal staves off collapse

Also: Jones marks five years as First Minister; SNP spent £2.5m of public funds on case for separation; and NI Water strike risks Christmas misery.

Brian Monteith: Canny Cameron now owns devolution – leaving Labour far behind

It was the Prime Minister who crossed Ruth Davidson’s original line in the sand, and said that more powers are necessary for the Scottish Parliament.

Henry Hill: Robinson and McGuinness tried to block FoI request…because it will cost them votes

Also: Scotch Whiskey Association blocks minimum pricing; UUP leader backs unionist pact; and Ulster grammar schools maintain lead.

Brian Monteith: Now it’s Labour’s turn to take the fight to the Scottish nationalists

The Government has rocked the Yes campaign onto the back foot – now it’s the Opposition’s turn.

Brian Monteith: The divergences and differences within Scotland – and how they’ll impact on the poll

Its many divisions – by age, religion, class and geography – breeds a complex politics which it is too easily misunderstood.