Lord Pannick, who sits as an independent in the House of Lords, is expected to question the decision not to take Mr Johnson’s intention into account, suggesting this could create a precedent where ministers are fearful to make contributions in the Commons chamber in case they inadvertently mislead. Source: BBC SEND A STORY: Do you have a story for us or need a promotion / advertisement? Submit them via our email dannyboy744@gmail.com and via on +233 266777777 Post navigation Russia shuts major gas pipeline to Europe Pope Francis beatifies ‘Smiling’ John Paul I
