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Also I can’t understand how the Port of Dover hasn’t got its media lines sorted out. This Bannister interview is a terrible tangle.
I suppose Bloomberg @brexit could be only partially quoting him, but even still it’s really poor.
https://t.co/qhsr1hW6i6
Also this interview with CEO of Port of Dover even has an implication for Gove’s no one trusts experts line
We’re 100% prepared for we don’t know what, but there will be disruption
What hell is that? I’d hope someone in his position would have more clue https://t.co/qhsr1hW6i6
Anne Twomey, who literally wrote the book on the prerogative, has written an important blog post that cuts through much of the legal machinations:
When is prorogation ‘improper’?
https://t.co/GR7rMJ6Gkt
The answer: if the government is seeking to avoid a vote of no confidence
