Scottish Court declares Prorogue Illegal

pinnocchio

Judges rule Parliament suspension is unlawful

Now there's a bit of a pickle.

IronGiant

I have an undeniable sense of deja vue

doug56hl

Deja Vue pickles. Yum.
Available at the Deja Vu Cafe, Moose Jaw, Canada...
deep fries pickles!! - Picture of Deja Vu Cafe, Moose Jaw - TripAdvisor

IronGiant

Do they repeat on you?  

doug56hl

I expect so. Perhaps like everything at the Deja Vu Cafe...
Imaginary tagline "Come eat at the Deja Vu Cafe where the flavour of the meals will linger with you for days"

I'd advise Farage to avoid Moose Jaw as the cafe has over 50 different types of Milk Shakes thus imposing a difficult task for dry cleaners to get all the stains out.http://www.dejavucafe.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/BW-Take-Out.pdf

To the OP, the reason I'm guessing that Irongiant is mentioning Deja Vue is that link has been posted time after time in the Brexit forum thread today.

Cliff

The idea that Boris misled the Queen, is in fact totally unbelievable, and an insult to her intelligence. She would have been following the news and kept well briefed by her advisors.
The suspicion that Boris would do this to reduce Parliamentry debate before 31st was widely reported before he met the Queen and I am sure she discussed it and questioned him.

There is no chance of misleading the Queen. She acted in the way she should, that's all.

Rasczak

Whilst the bulk of the blame must rest with Johnson, I think there are very significant questions about the Queen's negligence in this matter.

ashenfie

My Boris can appeal in the European courts of justice again the decision.

IronGiant

Remind me, are you a Republican who despises the Monarchy?
Oh yes, one of the most vocal on these forums...

Sonic67

The Queen is strictly neutral on politics. If her elected PM says something she'd be in the wrong if she went against it.