BBCNEWS BBC News February 10, 2022 11:12:00
Ruled the government's actions were unlawful. it was the court said impossible to conclude there was any reason, let alone a good reason, fair proroguing parliament for five weeks in the run—up to brexit. the prime minister said he disagreed with the court. and the then leader of the house accused the supreme courtjudges of, i quote, a constitutional code. the government accepted the verdict but in bad faith. it did not apologise and nor did it mend its ways. it went on to introduce legislation, giving the government the power to break international law, albeit as one minister conceded, i qu...