Heidi Allen MP questions Michael Gove MP, The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, on the Yellowhammer documents.
Heidi Allen MP questions The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster on Yellowhammer documents
“Boris Johnson has to resign” – Heidi Allen reacts live to Supreme Court ruling on BBC Look East
Heidi Allen was joined by BBC Look East when the Supreme Court gave their judgement on the prorogation of parliament. To read Heidi’s full response to the ruling, please click here.
“The Prime Minister’s advice to Her Majesty was unlawful” Heidi Allen responds to the Supreme Court ruling
On Tuesday the 24th of September 2019, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that the Government shut down parliament illegally and the advice given to the Queen by the Prime Minister, was unlawful. As you will be aware, over the Summer, I and more than 70 other MPs took a case to the …
PM’s prorogation of parliament ruled “unlawful” by Scottish court
On Wednesday September 11, three judges of the Inner House, the supreme civil court in Scotland, ruled Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament unlawful. At the beginning of August, Heidi Allen backed legal action to prevent the Prime Minister from suspending parliament, arguing that it is unlawful. Last week, Judge Lord Doherty said that it was …
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Brexit update – 05/09/2019
Last night, September 4th, the European (Withdrawal) (no 6) Bill sailed through the House of Commons with MPs voting 327 to 299. As explained in yesterday’s update, the Bill forces the Prime Minister to seek to extend Article 50 until the 31st of January, unless a withdrawal agreement or leaving without a deal has been …
Brexit Update – 03/02/2019
Following an application from Sir Oliver Letwin and other cross party colleagues, on Tuesday the 3rd of September, MPs were granted an SO24 emergency debate allowing them to then go on and debate his European Union (Withdrawal) motion, which I supported. The motion if passed, would allow MPs to take control of the order paper …