Some 39 members of the House of Lords, including some of the UK’s most eminent KCs, raised concerns about the PM’s announcement
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Some 39 members of the House of Lords, including some of the UK’s most eminent KCs, raised concerns about the PM’s announcement
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A government minister has denied that plans to recognise Palestine are in breach of international law, after an influential group of peers wrote to the attorney general to warn against the move.
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