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Richard Samways will no doubt have noticed since his letter (24 February) that more than 50,000 voters have signed a petition to end the Queen’s Consent and refer the whole matter to the relevant Parliamentary committee for further consideration. He might not be aware that of the 1,060 cases of parliamentary legislation referred to the Queen and Prince Charles at least one changed the terms under which Poundbury residents could purchase their properties from the Crown and Prince Charles. Doubtless they would have something to say about that! The monarchy has no business in becoming ...

How can anyone properly scrutinise a 1,200-plus page EU Deal document that’s only been published the day before with a day’s debate in the Commons and the Lords?! Inevitably a whole raft of issues have been left unresolved including young peoples’ places at European universities (Erasmus should have been left alone- it was an excellent scheme ), Financial Services, Mutual Security and Data Exchange. The party political system let us all down. This Tory Government loaded down with its ERG Brexiteers rushed through the legislation in a panic ‘to Take Back Control’ (whatever tha...

He made his way here? >> i've known brett for 40 years probably. it's been a delight having him here. i don't give him any advice. he doesn't need advice. >> sandra: a handshake and welcome. you call yourself like your predecessor an originalist. you took some criticism during your confirmation process. that would be bringing us back to the horse and buggy days. how do you approach the law kept up with the modern pace and changing technology and modern world in general? >> i'm an originalist. everything you said is nonsense and here is why and why you should be an originalist, too. what is the...

Of losing his ability to lead. amy kellogg is following all of this for us. she's live from across the pond. amy, i don't know if anybody expected this would go down in this way. >> no, this is unchartered territory. an interesting thing to point out, britain does not have a written constitution. there's no precedent for some of this. so they're making it up as they go along. there's talk that this bill that parliament passed today to block britain crashing out of a deal, that being filibustered in the house of lords later in the week. that is one thing that may happen yet again to work in bor...

>> i say if they do t in this particular manner it will be a sweeping violation of liberty for the british people. this is why he are lucky in our country to is have a written constitution having 225 birthday this year and they don't they don't have a written constitution they could do something like this. >> bill: you would oppose this if you were a british subject and certainly if it came to america you would oppose it? >> absolutely i'm very grateful that we have our fourth amendment that this allows this type of unreasonable search and seizure. >> all right. you say, leslie? >> i actually ...