Opposition MPs have been fighting to stop Prime Minister Boris Johnson forcing through a no-deal Brexit.
: Boris Johnson’s government is expected to suspend Parliament from mid-September after announcing the Queen's Speech would be held in October. The move means that opposition MPs and his opponents inside the Conservative Party will have limited time to prevent the United Kingdom from leaving the European Union without a trade deal.
The Government will hold the Queen’s Speech, which normally marks the opening of Parliament and where Queen Elizabeth II sets out the government's agenda for the year, on October 14th, which usually requires Parliament to be prorogued. have been scrambling to try and pass a law which would prevent Johnson forcing through a no-deal Brexit by his “do or die” October 31 deadline.: The move is likely to cause a huge constitutional row, however No.10 is expected to pull out defences to protect it from legal repercussions. According topolitics editor Laura Kuenssberg, a senior Downing Street source has said that the Queen’s speech process is “not about Brexit,” and instead about “the NHS and violent crime...
Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, tweeted:"Unless MPs come together to stop him next week, today will go down in history as a dark one indeed for UK democracy."
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