Who benefits from an early General Election? Part 2
[Part 1 was published yesterday, you can read it here.] Governing party majority not...
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Tag: parliament
Saturday papers – 12 October 2019
Ireland The big question – will Brexit happen – is addressed in several of the media. The Times...
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Even more problems with the Benn Act …
Written by Robert Harneis This article was first published in Briefings for Brexit and we...
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News review – Thursday 3 October 2019
Brexit Sky News Boris Johnson and his cabinet will meet today to discuss the hostile reaction from...
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Prorogation of Parliament
Parliament has NOT been prorogued, the Supreme Court has adjudicated. The chairman of the court,...
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YOUR DAILY BREXIT BETRAYAL – Wednesday 18th September 2019
The Supreme Court “Let the – unelected – Supreme Court Judges decide” … that’s...
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For those seeking constitutional impropriety, look at what Speaker Bercow has allowed MPs to do
Written by Bryan Gould This article was first published in BrexitCentral and we re-publish with...
Read MoreThe sovereignty of the people, and the battle of government and the Judges
Written by Sir John Redwood This article was first published in Sir John Redwood’s Diary. We re-publish it with his kind permission. ~~~ *** ~~~ It would be completely unacceptable if the UK’s decision to stay...
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The Government Says It Will Respect the Law
Written by Sir John Redwood This article was first published in Sir John Redwood’s...
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A sovereign people delegate to a sovereign Parliament
Written by Sir John Redwood This article was first published in John Redwood’s Diaries and...
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Parliament to be prorogued
The Daily Telegraph reports: The Queen will be asked to agree to suspend Parliament today, it has...
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Can Parliament Prevent a No-Deal Brexit?
Written by Dr Anna Bailey We re-publish this article with the kind permission of the author and...
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