Parliament Must Have a Say on Brexit, UK Supreme Court Rules

The British Supreme Court has ruled that the government cannot trigger the process to leave the European Union without parliamentary approval. The politician overseeing the process, David Davis, says the government will introduce legislation within days to start the formal process of taking the country out of the EU. A constitutional expert and our political correspondent explain what the ruling means in practise.

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(Photo: Gina Miller, who launched the legal challenge for parliamentary approval of the Brexit process, outside the Supreme Court. Credit: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP)