The United Kingdom Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament is unlawful.
A panel of 11 justices at the Supreme Court in London gave their decision on Tuesday in a ruling on the legality of the Prime Minister’s advice to the Queen to stop Parliament until October 14.
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The judges, led by the court’s president Lady Brenda Hale, heard appeals over three days last week arising out of legal challenges in England and Scotland – which produced different outcomes.
The panel ruled unanimously that Mr Johnson’s advice to the Queen was unlawful because it had the effect of “frustrating Parliament”.
