‘No Prime Minister should believe they can act with impunity & remain in office’ – Sturgeon
The First Minister spoke out after judges found the decision to suspend Parliament was unlawful.
Thomas Cook boss pocketed £8.3m in four years as company’s fortunes turned sour
Chief executive Peter Fankhauser pocketed £8.3 million in pay, benefits and bonuses since 2014.
Supreme Court rules PM Boris Johnson went beyond his powers with prorogation move
A panel of 11 justices at the Supreme Court in London ruled unanimously.
‘Another one of those meltdown moments for this British Government’ – Michelle O’Neill
The embattled Prime Minister has lost control of his own agenda, the party’s vice-president Michelle O’Neill said.
Why I am demanding answers from Michael Gove over Vote Leave offences
I have written to Michael Gove asking for full disclosure of his knowledge of Vote Leave’s illegal payments. If he does not make disclosure, as Secretary of State responsible for data protection, he is breaking the Ministerial Code.
Normal PM would resign ‘as matter of honour’
The Welsh First Minister said Boris Johnson had played fast and loose with the constitution.
‘Not silenced’: MPs travel to Parliament in response to Supreme Court ruling
Both Conservative and Labour MPs have made the move after prorogation was deemed unlawful.
Leave.EU dubs Supreme Court lawyers “Enemies of the People”
Posters imitating the Daily Mail headline were distributed on social media with pictures of the 12 judges featured.
PM’s comments suggests prorogation was about Brexit even though government denied it in court
Boris Johnson has accused claimants in the Supreme Court case of trying to frustrate Brexit.