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This court case tomorrow 18:48 - Sep 16 with 3422 views

Can someone explain why it matters?

Given Parliament got their law through ref asking for extention...does that not make the perogation a bit meaningless?

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This new lockdown poll - what you reckon?

This court case tomorrow on 16:18 - Sep 17 with 248 views

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This court case tomorrow on 14:57 - Sep 17 by Swansea_Blue
Ignore Brexit. This is far more important: it's testing whether the Government have the power to not answer to Parliament. If legally they can't be held to account by the people who represent us, we kiss our parliamentary sovereignty and democracy goodbye. And no the irony that it's brexiteers who have done this after their constant bleating about sovereignty isn't lost on me.

Why was John Major not taken to court over the cash for questions scandal when he shutdown parliament till after an election.

Obviously suited the politicians in that instance to ignore it all.

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