Boris Johnson's Plan to Suspend Parliament Is an Abuse of Power, SCM's Miller Says

The transcript discusses a significant legal case involving the UK Supreme Court and the Prime Minister's decision to prorogue Parliament. The case raises questions about democracy, abuse of power, and the UK's unwritten constitution. It highlights the tension between legal and political arguments, with the Prime Minister claiming the move is to fulfill the will of the people regarding Brexit. The discussion also touches on the potential constitutional implications and the role of Parliament in safeguarding democracy. The case's outcome could set a precedent for future governance.

What historical context is provided regarding the duration of Parliament prorogation?

How does the speaker view the relationship between the Prime Minister and Parliament in this context?

What is the significance of the case in relation to Brexit and its implications?