NI lawyers challenging Brexit

Lawyers in the North have begun a legal challenge to Brexit.

NI lawyers challenging Brexit
Fri, 19 Aug, 2016 - 18:04

Lawyers in the North have begun a legal challenge to Brexit.

Papers were lodged with the High Court in Belfast on Friday seeking leave to apply for a judicial review.

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