Boris Johnson risks triggering a vote of no confidence in his Government after announcing plans to suspend Parliament as a means of forcing through a 'no deal' Brexit in October. But the bold move, which has shocked pro-Remain MPs and opponents of leaving the EU without a deal, could end up handing the Prime Minister more power than ever
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