In a dramatic High Court ruling, Lord Chief Justice Thomas said Theresa May cannot activate Brexit without putting it to a vote in the House of Commons.
May announced at the Conservative Party Conference in October she would ignite the official start of the two-year separation proceedings from the EU, Article 50, by the end of March.
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The Government announced it would appeal against the ruling and the two sides will now prepare for another showdown at the Supreme Court in early December.
A Downing Street spokeswoman said it was the Prime Minister’s intention to stick to the end of March deadline for Article 50…
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