At an initial hearing in the Scottish Court of Session held on 3 Sep 2019, a petition for Judicial Review was dismissed by Lord Doherty finding that the PM’s advice on prorogation was, as a matter of high policy and political judgement, non-justiciable. There were no legal standards by which the courts could assess the […]
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Prime Minister Theresa May delivered a speech about the new Brexit deal on 21 May 2019. Transcript: I became Prime Minister almost three years ago – immediately after the British people voted to leave the European Union. My aim was – and is – to deliver Brexit and help our country move beyond the division […]
Theresa May wins the vote of “No Confidence” by 200 votes to 117 and remains as Prime Minister (at least for the time being). According to Conservative Party rules she can not be challenged again for 12 months. Before the vote, she addressed the 1922 Committee and promised that she would not be leading the […]
Prime Minister Theresa May held a press conference with US President Donald Trump on 13 July 2018, during his official visit to the UK. I am pleased to welcome the President of the United States to Chequers today on his first official visit to the United Kingdom. No two countries do more together than ours […]
Theresa May – Statement to the House of Commons on 09 July 2018 http://bit.ly/2NC41IV The Prime Minister (Mrs Theresa May) I am sure the House will join me in sending our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Dawn Sturgess, who passed away last night. The police and security services are working urgently to […]
