The long-running legal challenge over whether Prime Minister Theresa May has the power to start the country’s withdrawal from the EU has finally come to an end, with the Supreme Court ruling that the process must be subject to a parliamentary vote.
Supreme Court upholds ruling that parliament must vote on triggering of Article 50
January 24, 2017 at 04:49 AM
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The long-running legal challenge over whether Prime Minister Theresa May has the power to start the country’s withdrawal from the EU has finally come to an end, with the Supreme Court ruling that the process must be subject to a parliamentary vote.
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