UK Govt 'acted in good faith' on prorogation, Attorney General insists

Speaking in the Commons, he said: “If every time I lost a case, I was called upon to resign, I would probably never have had a practice.”

UK Govt 'acted in good faith' on prorogation, Attorney General insists

British Attorney General Geoffrey Cox said the Government accepts the Supreme Court judgment, but insists the Government acted “in good faith”.

Speaking in the Commons, he said: “If every time I lost a case, I was called upon to resign, I would probably never have had a practice.”

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