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How the U.K. is responding to Supreme Court’s ruling against Johnson
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How the U.K. is responding to Supreme Court’s ruling against Johnson

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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson cut his U.S. trip short after his country’s Supreme Court ruled that his decision to suspend Parliament was “unlawful.” Euro News’ Alex Morgan explains how the public has reacted to the high court’s ruling.Sept. 24, 2019

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