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Fury over 'dead Parliament' comments
The Attorney General Geoffrey Cox - whose legal advice on prorogation was rejected by the Supreme Court - has declared this Parliament to be "dead".
In some furious exchanges, Mr Cox said Opposition MPs were scared of a general election. They accused him of having no "shame" after the suspension of Parliament was judged to "unlawful, void and of no effect".
Kristiina Cooper reports.
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