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Nicholas Guyatt on Twitter: "Parliament has been prorogued, the benches are empty, and Boris Johnson finally has a chance to rule without scrutiny from MPs. The perfect time for a thread about
UK House of Commons on Twitter: "The House of Commons Chamber is recognisable across the world as the place where the UK's Members of Parliament legislate, discuss issues and represent their constituents.
