The Prime Minister has phoned The Queen
from New York following the Supreme Court’s verdict that he
presented Her Majesty with unlawful advice. A Number 10
spokesperson refused to say whether or not Mr Johnson apologised to
the monarch for the embarrassment of the void prorogation of
parliament. Downing Street said: “We never discuss conversations
between the Prime Minister and Her…
Sir John Major: “No Prime Minister must ever treat The Monarch in this way again”
24th September 2019
Former Prime Minister Sir John Major has
spoken out for first time since the Supreme Court ruled in his
favour on Tuesday morning that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in
proroguing Parliament. Sir John, who was Prime Minister from
1993-1997, took the current PM, Mr…
Widespread calls for Boris Johnson to resign after Supreme Court rules he misled The Queen
24th September 2019
There are widespread calls for Boris
Johnson to resign as Prime Minister after the Supreme Court
unanimously concluded that he misled The Queen over prorogation.
Leader of the Opposition Jeremy Corbyn said: “I invite Boris
Johnson to consider his position and become the…
Supreme Court declares prorogation of Parliament is null and void
24th September 2019
The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled
that the prorogation of Parliament was illegal and have quashed the
suspension with immediate effect. The Speaker of the House of
Commons, John Bercow, will now be tasked with recalling Parliament.
On Tuesday, the highest court in the land has unanimously ruled
that Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled The Queen over the
prorogation of…
BREAKING: The Supreme Court unanimously rules that Boris Johnson misled The Queen over prorogation
24th September 2019
The highest court in the land has
unanimously ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled The
Queen over the prorogation of Parliament. This means Her Majesty
acted upon unlawful advice earlier this month when she prorogued
Parliament for five weeks in anticipation of…
Buckingham Palace "emphatically" denies "false" allegations levelled at Prince Andrew
20th September 2019
Buckingham Palace has emphasised that
allegations levelled against the Duke of York are “false” after his
accuser gave an interview to US television. Virginia Giuffre told
NBC News in America that she was ‘trafficked’ by Prince Andrew, who
she described as an…
The Supreme Court is expected to announce
their verdict over whether Boris Johnson misled The Queen early
next week. On Thursday, the three-day court hearing came to an end
in the United Kingdom’s Supreme Court – the highest court in the
land. President of the court, Lady Hale, promised to deliver a
verdict as quickly as “humanly possible”. Shortly before adjourning
the hearing…
Buckingham Palace feels ‘an amount of
displeasure’ following remarks made by former Prime Minister David
Cameron concerning The Queen. Speaking to the BBC, a palace source
said that Mr Cameron’s remarks about The Queen and Scottish
independence led to an ‘amount…
A Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United Kingdom has questioned whether it is right for The Queen to
be “sucked in” to matters involving constitutional principles. Lord
Sales, one of the 12 Justices of the Supreme Court, questioned the
government’s barrister on…
The United Kingdom’s former Attorney
General has said the Prime Minister must resign if he has misled
The Queen over prorogation. Speaking to BBC News, Dominic Grieve QC
said: “If Boris Johnson has misdirected Her Majesty the Queen, it
would be a shameful act and he must resign immediately.” Mr
Grieve’s intervention comes after three of the highest judges in
the land ruled that the…
