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MPs approve prorogation of Parliament from close of business today, which will see it suspended until Monday 14 October Live updates: http://bbc.in/31TJUN8 pic.twitter.com/655PrABwkx
Before @HouseofCommons was suspended, it gave @Jesse_Norman a real grilling over the #LoanCharge & made clear their ANGER at the Minister not listening to their concerns They are also deeply concerned that SEVEN victims have already committed suicide & they want it HALTED NOWpic.twitter.com/HEdzXMYQjq
Actually, if you are a victim of the #LoanCharge you should seek out @LCAG_2019 - they provide a lot of support If you are depressed by it, they even provide a valuable SMS helpline text 'LCAG HELP' to 81025 and a member of their team will call you back You are not alone!!!
Weren't we lucky they came back, so much has been achieved..
Actually, great work was made on the #DomesticAbuseBill and Parliament were able to secure a motion to get it held over for the new session so that the Bill wouldn’t be killed off. And that is a great thing because this Bill is badly needed.
Obviously not a problem now that they have managed to address all of the urgent issues that they got the last one reveresed for. Im particularly impressed with the level of #Brexit scrutinisation they have managed to fit it the last week or so. 
#twats #Prorogation #again
How many more #LoanCharge victims will be at severe risk before MP's return? @Jesse_Norman had the opportunity to #SavesLives by announcing HALT to HMRC activity whilst Review ongoing, but he just argued about number of suicides (SEVEN)..pic.twitter.com/AsEH5gzNwk
That’s 14 October 2020 in case it wasn’t clear.
I thought the whole point was that MPs don't approve prorogation, they have no say it is the Queen acting on the advice of her (trusted) PM. Get it right @BBCPolitics
More time to avoid solving this brexit mess Parliament only serves its own interests not the interests of the Uk
Just in time for Boris to avoid PMQs again...
Nothing to see here. Literally.
A sham.
Thank heavens the MP’s have actually agreed on something. About time.
Thank God. Remain MPs should go away and reflect. Brexit won't go away. In fact, we now face an election which is likely to result in the "hard" Brexit they've been trying to thwart for three years.
Just heard a BBC interview by John Kay with ‘Brenda from the Supreme Court’ saying: “You’re joking! Not another one! Oh, for God’s sake! I honestly can’t stand this! There is way to much politics going on at the moment! Why does he have to do it?”
Hang on. Didnt they say that this wasn’t allowed??
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