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British Sikh Peer Faces Suspension For Drunken Misconduct In House Of Lords
The UK Parliament's Conduct Committee on Friday released its report into the conduct of British Sikh peer Lord Kulveer Ranger and found him in breach of the Code of Conduct on bullying and harassment following a drunken incident in the House of Lords
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Boris Johnson Apologised To Queen Over Parliament Suspension: Report
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly apologised to Queen Elizabeth II after the Supreme Court verdict earlier this week against his decision to prorogue Parliament.
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UK Top Court Head Who Delivered Historic Ruling With Spider's Lethal Bite
Even before she delivered the momentous decision that crushed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament, Supreme Court president Lady Brenda Hale had brought a blast of fresh air to Britain's stuffy and male-dominated institutions.
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Parliament Suspension "Void": UK Top Court Cancels Boris Johnson's Move
Britain's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament in the run-up to Brexit, in a momentous defeat that sparked calls for him to resign.
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UK Supreme Court To Rule On Parliament Suspension Tuesday
The Supreme Court will decide on Tuesday on whether British Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in shutting down parliament in the run-up to the country's scheduled EU exit next month.
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UK Supreme Court To Rule Next Week On PM Boris Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament
Britain's Supreme Court aims to deliver its ruling early next week on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks in the run-up to Brexit, the president of the court said on Thursday.
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UK Top Court To Hear Case Against Boris Johnson Over Parliament Suspension
Britain's Supreme Court will hear a third and final day of legal arguments on Thursday over whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament in the run-up to Brexit.
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"Father Of Lies": UK MPs Fume At Boris Johnson Over Parliament Suspension
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is the "father of lies" who shut down the mother of parliaments in the run-up to Brexit, Britain's Supreme Court heard Wednesday.
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UK Top Court To Rule On PM Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament
Boris Johnson illegally suspended parliament because he saw it as an obstacle to his Brexit plans, Britain's top court was told on Tuesday as it met to decide whether the Prime Minister had unlawfully sought to by-pass lawmakers.
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UK PM Denies Lying To Queen Elizabeth Over Suspension Of Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has denied lying to Queen Elizabeth over the reasons for suspending parliament for five weeks after a court ruled his decision to do so was unlawful.
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British Parliament Suspended Until October 14, Speaker Protests
Britain's parliament on Tuesday began a controversial five-week suspension during a ceremony marred by a protest in which opposition MPs held up signs reading "SILENCED" and shouted "Shame on you!".
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UK Parliament Suspension Set To Begin After MPs Vote On Election
Britain's parliament will be suspended for five weeks on Monday following another expected defeat by MPs for Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he battles to salvage his hardline Brexit strategy amid fierce opposition in Westminster.
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London Court Rejects Bid To Stop PM Boris Johnson's Parliament Suspension
London's High Court on Friday rejected a legal challenge against British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament before Brexit, but said it could still be taken to the Supreme Court for a final appeal.
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UK Judge Rules Boris Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament Lawful
A British judge on Wednesday ruled in favour of Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament in a move that will provide some respite for the beleaguered prime minister.
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Judge Rejects Challenge By Opponents Of UK Parliament Suspension
A Scottish judge on Friday rejected a legal challenge to stop Prime Minister Boris Johnson suspending parliament, in a blow for opponents of the controversial move.
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British Sikh Peer Faces Suspension For Drunken Misconduct In House Of Lords
The UK Parliament's Conduct Committee on Friday released its report into the conduct of British Sikh peer Lord Kulveer Ranger and found him in breach of the Code of Conduct on bullying and harassment following a drunken incident in the House of Lords
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Boris Johnson Apologised To Queen Over Parliament Suspension: Report
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly apologised to Queen Elizabeth II after the Supreme Court verdict earlier this week against his decision to prorogue Parliament.
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UK Top Court Head Who Delivered Historic Ruling With Spider's Lethal Bite
Even before she delivered the momentous decision that crushed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament, Supreme Court president Lady Brenda Hale had brought a blast of fresh air to Britain's stuffy and male-dominated institutions.
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Parliament Suspension "Void": UK Top Court Cancels Boris Johnson's Move
Britain's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament in the run-up to Brexit, in a momentous defeat that sparked calls for him to resign.
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UK Supreme Court To Rule On Parliament Suspension Tuesday
The Supreme Court will decide on Tuesday on whether British Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in shutting down parliament in the run-up to the country's scheduled EU exit next month.
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UK Supreme Court To Rule Next Week On PM Boris Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament
Britain's Supreme Court aims to deliver its ruling early next week on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks in the run-up to Brexit, the president of the court said on Thursday.
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UK Top Court To Hear Case Against Boris Johnson Over Parliament Suspension
Britain's Supreme Court will hear a third and final day of legal arguments on Thursday over whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended parliament in the run-up to Brexit.
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"Father Of Lies": UK MPs Fume At Boris Johnson Over Parliament Suspension
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is the "father of lies" who shut down the mother of parliaments in the run-up to Brexit, Britain's Supreme Court heard Wednesday.
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UK Top Court To Rule On PM Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament
Boris Johnson illegally suspended parliament because he saw it as an obstacle to his Brexit plans, Britain's top court was told on Tuesday as it met to decide whether the Prime Minister had unlawfully sought to by-pass lawmakers.
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UK PM Denies Lying To Queen Elizabeth Over Suspension Of Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has denied lying to Queen Elizabeth over the reasons for suspending parliament for five weeks after a court ruled his decision to do so was unlawful.
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British Parliament Suspended Until October 14, Speaker Protests
Britain's parliament on Tuesday began a controversial five-week suspension during a ceremony marred by a protest in which opposition MPs held up signs reading "SILENCED" and shouted "Shame on you!".
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UK Parliament Suspension Set To Begin After MPs Vote On Election
Britain's parliament will be suspended for five weeks on Monday following another expected defeat by MPs for Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he battles to salvage his hardline Brexit strategy amid fierce opposition in Westminster.
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London Court Rejects Bid To Stop PM Boris Johnson's Parliament Suspension
London's High Court on Friday rejected a legal challenge against British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament before Brexit, but said it could still be taken to the Supreme Court for a final appeal.
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UK Judge Rules Boris Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament Lawful
A British judge on Wednesday ruled in favour of Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament in a move that will provide some respite for the beleaguered prime minister.
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Judge Rejects Challenge By Opponents Of UK Parliament Suspension
A Scottish judge on Friday rejected a legal challenge to stop Prime Minister Boris Johnson suspending parliament, in a blow for opponents of the controversial move.
