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…
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…
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…
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…
Court rules The Queen was given unlawful advice over prorogation by the Prime Minister
11th September 2019
Three of the most senior judges in the
land have ruled that The Queen was given unlawful advice to
prorogue Parliament by the government. The Scottish Court in
Session ruled that the advice conveyed was unlawful because “It had
the purpose of stymying…
BREAKING: Arise Sir Geoff Boycott & Sir Olly Robbins - Theresa May's Resignation Honours list revealed
10th September 2019
Theresa May’s Resignation Honours list
has been revealed, with controversial names being awarded Peerages
& knighthoods. Perhaps the most recognisable name to be honoured is
also the most surprising name, as Mrs May’s honours her hero
Geoffrey Boycott with…
BREAKING: John Bercow to stand down after four terms as Speaker
9th September 2019
John Bercow has announced he is to step
down as Speaker of the House of Commons on October 31st. Mr Bercow
made the announcement in the Commons chamber on Monday afternoon,
with MPs paying tribute to the 56-year-old who has served for four
consecutive terms as Speaker. Mr Bercow has held the position of
Commons Speaker for over ten years, having been elected to the role
in 2009. He has…
The Queen grants Royal Assent to bill blocking no-deal Brexit
9th September 2019
The Queen has given Royal Assent to a
bill aimed at preventing the UK leaving the EU without a deal. This
means that the Prime Minister must now ask the EU for a further
delay to Brexit unless he can pass a deal through Parliament. As
Royal Assent has now been granted…
Prince Andrew involved in 'serious altercation' with aide
7th September 2019
The Duke of York has found himself on the
front pages on the Sunday newspapers again, this time for an
incident involving a senior royal aide. According to the Mail on
Sunday, Prince Andrew flew into a ‘furious rage’ at one of his
highly respected aides, with…
Bercow rules that Queen's consent is not required for bill blocking no-deal Brexit
4th September 2019
The Speaker of the House of Commons, John
Bercow, has ruled that The Queen’s consent is not required for the
bill being debated in the House of Commons on Wednesday which seeks
to block a no-deal Brexit. This partly scuppers the government’s
hopes to block the bill from coming into law should it be passed.
The Queen’s consent and Royal Assent are different things and…

