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Hello and welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast from Sky News.

I'm Adam Bolton, and this week we're going to talk about that very dramatic legal battle going on in the

Supreme Court over the Prime Minister's decision to suspend Parliament. We'll look ahead to

the Labour Conference which gets underway in Brighton this weekend where Jeremy Corbyn is going

to attempt to reconcile his party's position on Brexit. We'll reflect too on the Liberal Democrats gathering

in Bournemouth, where Joe Switzer was very clear what her party's position on Brexit is and said

that she could well be the next Prime Minister. So joining me this week are the director of the

Demos think tank and a former special advisor to Nick Clegg, Polly McKenzie, the General Secretary of Labor Leave, of Brendan Chilton,

and Sky's political reporter, Rob Powell.

Well, let's start with the Supreme Court, which certainly, for viewers and listeners,

went at a very different pace from normal day-to-day Westminster politics.

For the executive to use a prerogative power to seek to evade control by Parliament

stands the basic principles of constitutional law

on their head.

Prorogation decisions are

inherently and fundamentally

...