Prorogation in the United Kingdom

Curbing Judicial Review Is Johnson’s Brexit ‘Revenge’, Says Gina Miller

Court battle to give parliament more say over departure from EU was won using legal process.
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Parliament Must Oust Boris Johnson As PM Now, Says Labour MP Paul Williams

Johnson should face immediate confidence vote so he cannot try to prorogue parliament again, Williams says.
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What Does The Supreme Court's Decision Mean?

When will MPs be back in parliament? Will Boris Johnson have to resign? We've answered the key questions.
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Supreme Court Rules Suspension Of Parliament Was Unlawful

The UK’s highest court has ruled that Boris Johnson’s prorogation of parliament was unlawful. Lawyers for Gina Miller, who is bringing a challenge over Mr Johnson’s advice to the Queen to suspend Parliament for five weeks, told the UK’s highest court that the Prime Minister’s decision was an “unlawful abuse of power”.
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Boris Johnson Declines To Rule Out Suspending Parliament Again

“Parliament will have bags of time to scrutinise the deal that I hope we will be able to do," the PM said.
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Here's What Happened On The Final Day Of The Supreme Court Hearing About The Shutdown Of Parliament

The Supreme Court justices are expected to deliver their decision "early next week".
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Why Boris Johnson Is Playing Fast And Loose With The Law

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Scottish judges have suggested the PM's decision to suspend parliament was really about avoiding scrutiny.
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Boris Johnson's Prorogation Of Parliament Was 'Unlawful', Rule Scottish Judges

Decision on prorogation expected to now go to UK Supreme Court next week. MPs demand parliament be recalled.
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Parliament Prorogued: Scuffles And Bursts Of Song As MPs Protest Shutdown

"This is not a standard or normal prorogation," Speaker John Bercow said, as Labour MPs held up signs saying "silenced".
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