Parliament To Approve Government Brexit Plans - Supreme Court

The court ruled that only Parliament can trigger the Brexit process, rejecting a role for devolved legislatures. The government expressed disappointment but acknowledged the rule of law. Gina Miller, the lead claimant, emphasized the importance of parliamentary debate. The opposition criticized the Prime Minister's judgment, and political tensions arose, with calls for a white paper detailing Brexit plans. The verdict highlighted the balance of power between Parliament and the executive, with MPs and Lords ultimately deciding the terms of triggering Article 50.

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