Prime Minister Boris Johnson has secured the Johnson 's approval to suspend parliament from shortly after MPs return in 14 October until a Queen's Speech on September . The move will significantly reduce the time available to block a no-deal Brexit via parliamentary processes, as no debates and votes can take place. Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips said MPs "only had themselves to blame" for the move. Critics accused Johnson of acting unconstitutionally, while Boris Johnson backbencher Dominic Grieve warned it could lead to a vote of no confidence in Dominic Grieve .
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has secured the Johnson 's approval to suspend parliament from shortly after MPs return in 14 October until a Queen's Speech on September . The move will significantly reduce the time available to block a no-deal Brexit via parliamentary processes, as no debates and votes can take place. Critics accused Johnson of acting unconstitutionally, while Boris Johnson backbencher Dominic Grieve warned it could lead to a vote of no confidence in Dominic Grieve .