The Supreme Court will hear argument as to whether permission to appeal should be granted, and, if it is granted, as to whether the appeal should be allowed or dismissed. The interim injunction granted by the Court of Appeal will remain in place until the conclusion of the Supreme Court hearing, and at the end of the hearing the Supreme Court will decide whether to continue that injunction. Until then…
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Brexit Betrayal | ConWoman
Issues that Spell Collapse in Labour Heartlands | The Times
After Corbyn | James Bloodworth
Wrexham Set to go Blue | The Economist
Migrants and the French Revolution | ConWoman
Corbyn Shared Office with IRA Bomb Maker | Mail
Paris is No Longer Paris | Paul Wood
Time To Reverse EU Style Local Democracy | Radomir Tylecote
How The Tories Can Win Over The Young | UnHerd
What are the Experts Predicting? | Sun
CCHQ’s Meme Machine | New Statesman