CLEAN : UK: hard to imagine bigger government defeat than Supreme Court ruling (expert)

The video discusses a Supreme Court ruling that deemed the Prime Minister's advice to the Queen to prorogue Parliament as unlawful. This decision highlights the distinction between government and parliamentary powers, emphasizing the legal and political implications. While the ruling is not directly about Brexit, it touches on the institutional relationship between Parliament and the government. The Queen's role is clarified as following ministerial advice without discretion, placing responsibility on the Prime Minister.

In what way does the ruling relate to the institutional relationship between Parliament and the government?

What are the implications of the Supreme Court's decision for the Queen's role in following ministerial advice?