Boris Johnson is set to suspend Parliament again next week in another potentially incendiary move. The PM is expected to ask the monarch to prorogue on Tuesday to pave the way for a new legislative programme. A Queen’s Speech will then take place on October 14 – just three days before a crucial EU summit. The step comes just a week after the Supreme Court dramatically ruled that the PM had given illegal advice to the monarch by asking for a five-week prorogation in the run-up to Brexit. Boris Johnson on stage delivering his speech at the Conservative Party Conference this afternoon in Manchester. The PM unveiled his Brexit plan today and intends to suspend Parliament next week Parliament was brought back last Wednesday after the judges voided the Royal Proclamation. Downing Street said: ‘The Prime Minister has been consistently clear that he wants to set out a fresh legislative programme in a Queen’s Speech. ‘He therefore intends to request that the current session of Parliament be prorogued from the evening of Tuesday October 8, with a Queen’s Speech on Monday October 14.’ RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Brexit disaster for Jeremy Corbyn as the Liberal Democrats… Boris Johnson’s final… Read full this story
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