28. 8. 2019
It’s done pic.twitter.com/YGdB0WX4zk
— Vicki Young (@BBCVickiYoung) August 28, 2019
SNAP POLL: By 47% to 27% Brits say it is unacceptable for the government to suspend Parliament in the run up to Brexit https://t.co/R3fi0E2VDi pic.twitter.com/L1BYkBua4M
— YouGov (@YouGov) August 28, 2019
Tonight I'm going to stand outside Parliament with this message: democracy is beautiful but easily broken. To defend Parliament against the @BorisJohnson coup we need a peaceful but determined protest movement. King George V statue, 17:30 tonight. pic.twitter.com/prMV9CnQ9A
— Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews) August 28, 2019
NEW - understand Jeremy Corbyn has written to the Queen, expressing concern about Boris Johnson's announcement that he's proroguing parliament, and requesting a meeting with her.
— Heather Stewart (@GuardianHeather) August 28, 2019
Shredding democracy... https://t.co/JYllaxubGa
— Andrew Stroehlein (@astroehlein) August 28, 2019
...to force a disaster on people: https://t.co/JyELCcv8la pic.twitter.com/NrgmrF75Os
So at this stage apparently there will be no interviews with the Prime Minister or any Ministers today - just the “pool clip” with @BorisJohnson given this morning announcing the suspension of parliament in which he took 3 questions in a total time of less than 3 minutes.
— Ben de Pear (@bendepear) August 28, 2019
Make no mistake, this is a very British coup. Whatever one’s views on Brexit, once you allow a Prime Minister to prevent the full and free operation of our democratic institutions you are on a very precarious path. https://t.co/9kwmw8i6E1
— John McDonnell MP (@johnmcdonnellMP) August 28, 2019
Statement from Speaker’s Office 🚨🚨💥💥 pic.twitter.com/BGSYCcpxjB
— Jayne McCormack (@BBCJayneMcC) August 28, 2019
Diskuse