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Supreme Court says Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament
Unanimous ruling by 11 justices sparks calls for Prime Minister's resignation
Labour to remain neutral on Brexit until after a general election
Jeremy Corbyn strategy backed by delegates at Labour conference in Brighton
Millions take part in global climate change protests
Greta Thunberg speaks in New York's Battery Park
Justin Trudeau apologises for second time in 24 hours
More images emerge of Canadian PM wearing make-up to darken his face
Saudi defence ministry displays wreckage of "Iranian-made" weapons
US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, accuses Tehran of an "act of war".
Blow for Bibi in Israeli election
Exit polls suggest Likud and Blue and White will win similar number of seats in Parliament
Trump - it looks like Iran was behind Saudi attacks
Tehran denies involvement in drone attacks on two major Saudi oil facilities
David Cameron releases his memoirs
Ex PM admits some people still "very angry" at his decision to call EU referendum
Johnson: "I didn't lie to the Queen"
PM emphatically rejects the idea that he lied about reason for suspending parliament
Opposition MPs demand the recall of Parliament
Highest civil court in Scotland rules that decision to suspend parliament was unlawful
