Supreme court ruling shows Boris Johnson's contempt for democracy, says Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn has called on Boris Johnson to consider his position and call a new election after the supreme court ruled that the prime minister's move to suspend parliament was unlawful.
To huge cheers and chants of 'Johnson out!', Corbyn said Johnson should become the shortest-ever serving PM and that Labour was ready to form a government.
'I invite Boris Johnson, in the historic words, to consider his position,' Corbyn told delegates at the Labour party's annual conference in Brighton.
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