Politics
Prime Minister’s plan to prorogue Parliament lawful, judge rules
Sitting at the Court of Session in Edinburgh, Lord Doherty said the decision can only be made by politicians and is not for the courts.
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“The government’s intention, or willingness, to lead the country into a no-deal exit is a threat to our country."
Tories could suffer heavy losses in Scotland in snap election, poll suggests
The research was carried out by YouGov for The Times newspaper.
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Boris Johnson defeated as MPs vote to take control of Commons to stop no-deal Brexit
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Johnson’s Brexit negotiation team less than a quarter of May’s
This could mean Johnson is not focusing on a new deal.
Conservatives lose majority as Phillip Lee joins Lib Dems
Boris Johnson had been working with a majority of just 1 after losing the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election.
Portuguese socialist party polls at 44% after bringing the economy back from the dead
The party's popularity comes off the back of a miraculous economic recovery that has been credited to the left-wing economic policies of the current ruling coalition.
Boris Johnson agreed to suspend parliament two weeks before he denied the plan existed
The prime minister’s words read: “I don't see anything shocking about this decision” to prorogue.