Quoting the Supreme Court's conclusion that Mr Johnson's five-week prorogation of parliament was "unlawful, null and of no effect and should be quashed", Mr Corbyn quipped: "They've got the prime minister down to a tee." Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has called for the resignation of the prime minister Boris Johnson, following a ruling by the Supreme Court that Johnson's decision to suspend parliament was unlawful. Corbyn also reiterated his stance that a general election should take place after a no-deal Brexit has been averted. The UK government is set to announce on Friday it will invoke Article 50 and begin formal negotiations with Brussels over its departure from the European Union. Much of the conference was overshadowed by internal rows on Corbyn's stance on Brexit, which remains neutral.
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has called for the resignation of the prime minister Boris Johnson, following a ruling by the Supreme Court that Johnson's decision to suspend parliament was unlawful. Corbyn also reiterated his stance that a general election should take place after a no-deal Brexit has been averted. The UK government is set to announce on Friday it will invoke Article 50 and begin formal negotiations with Brussels over its departure from the European Union. Much of the conference was overshadowed by internal rows on Corbyn's stance on Brexit, which remains neutral.