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Politics Independent 19/09/2020 06:46:26 PM Boris Johnson attacking ‘rule of law’, say lawyers Cameron drowned Brexit sorrows with 'endless bottles of wine' London residents ‘forced to use Aberdeen postcode to get Covid test’ ‘Rule of law is under attack,’ lawyers warn over Internal Market Bill Covid test shortages set to last for weeks, Matt Hancock admits Brexit could lead to two-day queues to cross Channel, ministers warned Coronavirus testing centre shut down to make way for Brexit lorry park Liberal Democrats plan to woo moderates from ‘thuggish’ Johnson Tories Starmer only able to access coronavirus test because wife works in NHS Javid joins Tory rebels refusing to back Boris Johnson’s bill Priti Patel claims ‘wrong to say’ coronavirus tests aren’t available Patel says she ‘would call police’ on neighbours flouting Covid rules Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan condemned by all former PMs Inside Politics: Boris Johnson’s Brexit bill passes first hurdle Johnson’s Brexit plan passes Commons test despite Tory rebellion ‘Get your priorities right’: Starmer urges PM to protect jobs ‘Mutant housing algorithm’ could put PM’s levelling-up dream at risk Ed Miliband accuses Boris Johnson of trying to 'get Brexit undone' Government exempts grouse shooting from new coronavirus gathering ban Starmer to offer Johnson support for ‘national plan’ to protect jobs Should Boris Johnson care what former prime ministers think? Starmer brands Johnson’s PMQs insults ‘desperate' Johnson’s Brexit move will be blocked by Lords, says Heseltine Breaking international law is totally ‘routine’, Tory MP says Consider reporting neighbours for breaking Covid rules, minister says Chief scientific adviser given ‘telling off’ for early lockdown plea Starmer self-isolating after family member shows Covid symptoms Tory MP quits government over plan to break international law Lib Dem candidate filmed telling Muslims not to vote for ‘Jew’ Johnson’s Brexit bill faces vote in parliament – what happens next? David Cameron joins condemnation of Boris Johnson’s plan to break law Inside Politics: PM’s former ally attacks Brexit plan Ministers launch consultation on extending stop and search powers PM’s plan to rewrite Brexit deal ‘unconscionable’, says Geoffrey Cox Sunak told time running out to prevent ‘mass unemployment catastrophe’ UK faces ‘cascade’ of new infections without urgent action Buckland hints at resignation if PM breaks law in ‘unacceptable’ way Minister could resign if Brexit bill breaks law in ‘unacceptable way’ What options does the EU have if the UK breaks international law? Ireland accuses No 10 of ‘inflammatory language’ over Brexit Boris Johnson 'plans to opt out of human rights laws' amid Brexit row PM warned Brexit plans could have ‘catastrophic consequences’ for UK Rebel Tory MPs refuse to back down over PM’s ‘damaging’ bill US trade deal hopes hit as peers set to block chlorinated chicken England will not exempt children from ‘six person’ rule, says Gove UK on ‘edge of losing control’ of spread of coronavirus Could the House of Lords thwart Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans? Boris Johnson tries to fend off Tory rebellion over Brexit bill EU threatening ‘trade border down the Irish sea’, claims Johnson EU leaders vow to block trade deal if PM breaches withdrawal agreement

BBC Politics 19/09/2020 06:46:18 PM PM's Brexit bill clears first hurdle in Commons MPs back the Internal Market Bill by 77 votes despite criticism it risks breaching international law. Kuenssberg: An uncomfortable moment Johnson says bill protects UK's economic borders Related content Kuenssberg: An uncomfortable moment Johnson says bill protects UK's economic borders Report 'rule of six' breaches, minister urges It comes as England, Scotland and Wales introduce limits on gatherings, with some key differences. Starmer to call for furlough scheme replacement The Labour leader will also warn of the "scarring effect" of "mass unemployment" on communities. Chief scientist 'told off' for lockdown plea An email exchange uncovered by the BBC reveals disharmony in the top ranks of decision makers. Sturgeon seeks 'urgent' talks over testing backlog Scotland's first minister says she has "very serious concerns" about an apparent delay in processing tests. Starmer self-isolating after household 'symptoms' The Labour leader will not speak in the Commons Brexit debate as he follows coronavirus guidelines. Brexit to dominate week ahead in Parliament Report 'rule of six' breaches, minister urges It comes as England, Scotland and Wales introduce limits on gatherings, with some key differences. Starmer to call for furlough scheme replacement The Labour leader will also warn of the "scarring effect" of "mass unemployment" on communities. Chief scientist 'told off' for lockdown plea An email exchange uncovered by the BBC reveals disharmony in the top ranks of decision makers. Sturgeon seeks 'urgent' talks over testing backlog Starmer self-isolating after household 'symptoms' Brexit to dominate week ahead in Parliament NI 'is not plaything of the EU' - Foster 2 TUC warns Chancellor 'act or face job loss tsunami' 11 Rees-Mogg back at work after self-isolating 13 Killer drivers could face life sentences 1 Brexit bill powers 'insurance policy' for UK 1 Video 3 minutes 23 secondsMiliband to Johnson: 'He hasn't read the bill' Video‘I have absolutely no desire to use these measures’ Video 1 minute 30 secondsMiliband: Opposition to bill not just from Remainers Video 45 secondsCameron: Breaking treaty should be 'final resort' An uncomfortable moment - is it worth the risk? Young people and home workers 'being scapegoated' Despite bitter Brexit row can deal still be done? Chicken, cheese, cod: The tricky trade talk menu What is the row over 'internal markets' all about? Latest Updates Call for mini lockdowns as coronavirus cases mount PM's Brexit bill clears first hurdle in Commons An uncomfortable moment - is it worth the risk? What just happened with Brexit? Miliband to Johnson: 'He hasn't read the bill' Miliband to Johnson: 'He hasn't read the bill' NI 'is not plaything of the EU' - Foster Newport spike blamed on bank holiday weekend party Johnson says bill protects UK's economic borders Organ donation 'opt-out' law in force from March Miliband: Opposition to bill not just from Remainers Brexit: Ed Miliband on Johnson and Internal Market Bill Politics.co.uk 22/05/2020 09:48:47 AM Get our Staying in email Poems to get us through I thought about drilling a hole in my head I thought about drilling a hole in my head 'Film is just one way to tell a story' Duncan Jones on his comic book sequel to Moon Duncan Jones on his comic book sequel to Moon Badly Drawn Boy webchat Your questions answered on Springsteen, About a Boy and writing in his sleep Your questions answered on Springsteen, About a Boy and writing in his sleep Social Distance A graphic short story for the coronavirus age by Mark Haddon A graphic short story for the coronavirus age by Mark Haddon The Painter and the Thief Behind the year's most moving documentary Behind the year's most moving documentary Gillian Anderson on A Streetcar Named Desire 'I was hanging on to reality by a thread' 'I was hanging on to reality by a thread' This is Big Brother: why reality TV has never felt more relevant than under lockdown This is Big Brother: why reality TV has never felt more relevant than under lockdown

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