British Parliament Officially Suspends Work

The UK Parliament will officially suspend its work on September 9 until October 14. This will be the longest suspension of Parliament in modern history, according to Sky News citing a representative from Downing Street.

The Parliament will cease its functions at the end of the working day. Downing Street has called for a vote in favor of holding early elections to "give the public an opportunity to make a decision." The suspension of Parliament was initiated by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. According to his plan, lawmakers will not work from September 9 until October 14 when the Queen is scheduled to address MPs, outlining the government's new priorities.

As a result, Parliamentarians will have significantly fewer days to negotiate with Brussels regarding the deal before the Brexit scheduled for October 31. Meanwhile, UK Members of Parliament have not supported a proposal for early elections on October 15.

Earlier, the Daily Telegraph reported, citing sources from the UK government, that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's cabinet is considering several plans that would allow it to legally bypass the provisions of the Brexit delay law. Last week, the UK Parliament passed a law obligating the government to request a delay of the Brexit deadline if London and Brussels do not reach an agreement on the terms of the