'We respect the decision of the court' – Brexit secretary SteveBarclay tells SophyRidgeSky that the government will “abide by the decision” of the Supreme Court over whether prorogation was lawful or not. Ridge For more, head here:
Ex-Labour deputy Harriet Harman and Lib Dem defector Sam Gyimah also on show09:21Umunna is asked whether the Lib Dems would join a coalition government after the next election.
He suggests Remain is about"holding a set of liberal, open values" and that there is"a new divide" in British politics now. He adds:"We want to see things determined at the ballot box, that's what you would do at a general election." Asked about allegations of bias against current Speaker John Bercow, Harman says:"I think he's come down on parliament's side, it's been a very conflicted time."
Ahead of Tuesday's court hearing, Barclay says:"The government will abide by the decision of the Supreme Court."'I don't for a minute think that's what will happen'
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