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“Cases in which the European Court of Human Rights determined that the UK was in breach of the Convention would trigger legislative or administrative change.” (Syrett)

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"The legal effect of the 1911 Acts was to delegate authority to the Commons and monarch as a legislative body with power to act only in specified circumstances."

Syrett (2014:76)

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"The Magna Carta left a legacy for individuals of future ages to ensure that their governments acted according to the law and legal processes.

E. Wicks, 2006. The Evolution of a Constitution, Hart Publishing. P.6

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'No one shall be held in slavery or servitude'

Human Rights Act 1998 in article 4 number 1

(page 42)

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‘Here is a law which is above the King and which even he must not break'

SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL

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PARLIAMENT ACT: Guaranteeing parliamentary superiority to the House of Commons

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PARLIAMENT ACT: Guaranteeing parliamentary superiority to the House of Commons

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"For three years the smallest opposition within living memory had effectively decided what could and what could not be passed through Parliament," (Jenkins)

Wicks: Evolution of the British Constitution (2006

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please could you find a relevant quote from the set reading to support your essay. put it in a box on this timeline under your significant moment.

include a ref like this:

Surname (year: page number)

eg

Smith (1999: 23)

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Alice

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'In short, a Constitutional Monarchy for a free people, these are the bases of our polity and they were well and truly laid [by the 1688 Settlement]'

Trevelyan, GM. The English Revolution 1688-89 (1938)

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Set up parliament sovereignty and estimated a new relationship between parliament and monarch

useful sources to support my essay:

1. 'the constitution has undergone some radical transformations since the seventeenth century--the growth in the executive...the contemporary rations between Crown and Parliament...still rest upon the foundations of this seventeenth-century revolution settlement.

Elizabeth(2006;11)

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European Convention on Human Rights ( ECHR) 1953

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European Convention on Human Rights ( ECHR) 1953

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"No free man shall be seized or imprisoned, or stripped of his rights or possessions, or outlawed or exiled, or deprived of his standing in any other way, nor will we proceed with force against him, or send others to do so, except by the lawful judgement of his equals or by the law of the land."

Magna Carta (1215). Clause 39

Lujain AL Lamkic

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include dates, key facts and key legislation (correctly written)

include quotes from your reading

add photos too!