UK Deputy Prime Minister 1995-1997- Lord Heseltine
The Interview26 Sep 2014

UK Deputy Prime Minister 1995-1997- Lord Heseltine

The Scottish people voted 'No' to independence, but they may just have changed British politics forever. More powers are to be handed to the Scottish parliament and now English MPs want their own form of self-determination. Right across this supposedly united kingdom, alienation from the Westminster status quo is fuelling calls for reform. Hardtalk speaks to former Conservative cabinet minister, Lord Heseltine. Is the UK in the throes of a dangerous identity crisis?

Picture: Michael Hestletine, Credit: Chris Jackson/AFP/Getty Images

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