The Government has negotiated a Withdrawal Agreement that appears to breach Section 55 of the Cross-Border Trade Act 2018 - amendments tabled by its own hardline Brexiteer ERG group.
The Prime Minister emphatically told a DUP conference that “no British Tory government could accept customs controls between Great Britain and Northern Ireland".
Boris Johnson would be expected to comply with the Benn Act requiring such a move.
The London Assembly said it was an “appalling waste of public money” that was spent in order to fulfil Boris Johnson’s pet project
Downing Street ruled out a defeat on the Queen’s Speech being a matter of confidence, which could pave the way for an early general election.
The Prime Minister used an elderly head of state for his political advantage, delivering an uncosted wish list sprinkled with populist hyperbole.
“The Joker became an obvious match-up. He’s not the charming cheeky lad. It’s a ploy he uses.”
Stilt walkers dressed as swans and jugglers in sailor suits greeted guests to Rooney's bash in 2007.
The move being contemplated by Downing Street, according to Robert Peston and Andrea Leadsom would be unlawful - in direct contravention of the explicit assurance that Johnson’s advocate gave to the Court of Session.