Was the 1707 Act of Settlement's anti-Catholic clause Britain's most enduring constitutional embarrassment?
Over three centuries on, the monarch still cannot be a Catholic — a rule rooted in 18th-century paranoia. Some call it harmless tradition; others see naked religious discrimination at the heart of the state.
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