David Maddox: Whinging Scottish MPs or a constitutional conundrum?

We all knew how disgruntled Scottish MPs, particularly the Labour variety of the species, are with the Scottish Parliament, not least because it keeps on raising questions about what they do and whether they are worth their £64,000 odd a year salary plus (generous) expenses.

But now it seems that they believe it is MSPs who are straying on to their territory and "treading on their toes."

In tomorrow's (Thursday May 21) Scotsman on our Government and Public Affairs pages I will analyse the responses some of the Scottish MPs gave to the Calman Commission's chaired by Sir Kenneth Calman (pictured) review of devolution.

Unhappy does not get near their feelings.

Feel free to comment on this here after you have read the piece tomorrow (or before if you really want to).