For an extension, two things must happen. First, the PM must request one (and he has said he will). Second, he must accept one if offered.
On Tuesday, we will ask the Court to agree its clerk should sign the request (if he lied) and we may now ask it also to sign any acceptance.
On Tuesday, we will ask the Court to agree its clerk should sign the request (if he lied) and we may now ask it also to sign any acceptance.
We also (already) have contingency plans in place, which we will now develop, to enable an illegitimate, squatting Prime Minister to be removed from Number 10. No further detail will be provided at this stage.
Be you ever so high, the law is above you.
Be you ever so high, the law is above you.
If another MP were to demonstrate they commanded the confidence of the House but, as the Sunday Times contemplates, Boris Johnson still refused to resign we do believe we have identified a mechanism to remove him.
