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Parliament prorogued until May 11

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Parliament prorogued until May 11

Parliament prorogued until May 11

Parliament has been suspended for a short period following a prorogation ceremony.

Black Rod Sarah Clarke, the senior House of Lords officer tasked with leading the prorogation ceremony, arrived in the Commons at 2.20pm to request MPs attend the Lords.


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