A newly released poll suggests that 62%
of people think Boris Johnson should apologise to The Queen after
he unlawfully asked Her Majesty to prorogue Parliament. In a poll
conducted by Survation for the Daily Mail, 62% of people surveyed
said the Prime Minister should say sorry to the monarch following
the Supreme Court judgment on Wednesday. 27% of respondents said
the PM does not need to…
Removal vans spotted at Kensington Palace as royals prepare to move out
26th September 2019
Removal vans have been spotted at
Kensington Palace as two senior members of The Royal Family prepare
to move. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester have long been planning
to vacate Apartment 1 in Kensington Palace to downsize, and now
that looks set to become a…
The Duke and Duchess of York have
announced that their eldest daughter, Princess Beatrice, is engaged
to be married to property developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi. Beatrice
and Edoardo became engaged earlier this month while on a holiday in
Italy. Photo credit: HRH…
The Duke & Duchess of York react to Princess Beatrice's engagement
26th September 2019
The Duke and Duchess of York have
released a joint statement reacting to the news that their eldest
daughter, Princess Beatrice, is engaged to marry Edoardo Mapelli
Mozzi. Andrew and Sarah say they are “lucky parents of a wonderful
daughter” adding that Edoardo is a “lovely young man.” In full, the
Duke and Duchess said: “We are thrilled that Beatrice and
Edoardo…
Harry, Meghan and Archie meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu in South Africa
25th September 2019
Archie Mountbatten-Windsor made his debut
royal appearance on Wednesday as he met with Archbishop Desmond
Tutu in South Africa alongside his parents. Dr Tutu, a hero of the
anti-apartheid movement, said he was “thrilled by the rare
privilege and honour” of meeting the…
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…
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 Johnson, to court over his
decision to prorogue Parliament for five weeks. On Tuesday, the
Supreme Court unanimously found that…
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…
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…
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 a Queen’s speech. In
actual fact, the Supreme Court has ruled that the real reason for
suspending Parliament was for…
