British prime minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament was "unlawful, void and of no effect", the UK's supreme court has ruled on Tuesday (23 September).
The opposition Labour party, the Liberal Democrats, and the Scottish and Welsh nationalist parties immediately called for his resignation.
The Speaker of the House of Commons said the parliament "must convene without delay", and will start to consult party leaders "immediately".
Johnson, in New York for th...
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