Campaigner and businesswoman Gina Miller, who has successfully campaigned against the Government’s Brexit strategy, has urged Remain supporters to vote tactically in the General Election.
Police are investigating a crowdfunding page which advocated killing anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller.
Gina Miller, the businesswoman who took one of the cases that led to the Supreme Court ruling the Government’s prorogation of Parliament was unlawful, said she was subjected to “disturbing” verbal abuse while walking with her daughter.
Investment fund manager Gina Miller came to prominence three years ago as the woman who led the campaign against triggering Brexit without Parliamentary approval.
MPs will return to Westminster on Wednesday after the highest court in the land ruled Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament was unlawful.
The UK’s highest court has said it is for Parliament to decide what happens next after it declared the five-week prorogation unlawful.
Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks was unlawful, the UK’s highest court has declared.
Boris Johnson’s anxious wait as the UK’s highest court considers whether he acted unlawfully by suspending Parliament for five weeks in the face of a looming Brexit deadline is almost over.
As the Supreme Court is about to rule on legal challenges to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to prorogue Parliament, here is a look at the key players in the case before the UK’s highest court.
Boris Johnson’s anxious wait as the UK’s highest court considers whether he acted unlawfully by suspending Parliament for five weeks in the face of a looming Brexit deadline is almost over.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a wait for a ruling from the UK’s highest court over his advice to the Queen to suspend Parliament for five weeks.
Boris Johnson faces an anxious wait as the UK’s highest court considers whether he acted unlawfully by suspending Parliament for five weeks in the face of a looming Brexit deadline.
Parliament may remain suspended even if Boris Johnson loses a historic Supreme Court case over the five-week prorogation.
The UK’s highest court is set to hear from a host of supporters of a legal challenge over the controversial prorogation of Parliament – including former prime minister Sir John Major.
Boris Johnson did not advise the Queen to suspend Parliament for five weeks for any “improper purpose”, Supreme Court justices have heard.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s case that he acted lawfully over the suspension of Parliament for five weeks is under the spotlight at the UK’s highest court.
Boris Johnson is set to defend his controversial decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks at the UK’s highest court on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will comply with the Supreme Court’s ruling if it concludes his advice to the Queen to suspend Parliament for five weeks was unlawful, the court has heard.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s motive for an “exceptionally long” prorogation was to “silence” Parliament, Supreme Court justices have heard.
The UK’s highest court has been urged to find that Boris Johnson’s advice to the Queen to suspend Parliament was “of no legal effect”.