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BORIS JOHNSON’S legal team will today defend his controversial decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks following a ferocious first hearing at the UK’s highest court.

Mr Johnson insists his five-week suspension is to allow his Government to set out a new legislative agenda in a Queen’s Speech when MPs return to Parliament on October 14.

 

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