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Starmer on court ruling - "I'm really pleased with this result, but I'm surprised because for a court to make a decision like this is a huge thing. It vindicates what happened last week".
Are MPs going to come back and cancel party conferences which are massive revenue raisers for the parties in what's likely to be an election year?
And the real strangeness of this that even tho Parliament was suspended yday, MP s did come back and achieve what most of them wanted to do which was change the law to try to try to rule out leaving without a deal
Standby for No 10 appeal and political narrative out of Downing St to move to not just People Vs Parliament, but People Vs Parliament and the Judges - might make you engraged but they believed this was likely in late July
Official No 10 response
“We are disappointed by today’s decision, and will appeal to the UK Supreme Court. The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda. Proroguing Parliament is the legal and necessary way of delivering this.”
“We are disappointed by today’s decision, and will appeal to the UK Supreme Court. The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda. Proroguing Parliament is the legal and necessary way of delivering this.”
Downing Street also note that ruling in High Court last week went the other way
