Quiz: So you think you know the 2017-2019 Parliamentary session?

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Georgina Bailey

The House Magazine

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9th September 2019

As the longest Parliamentary session since the Civil War finally ends for prorogation, The House wants to test your knowledge on the last 341 days of activity in the Commons.

Theresa May in happier times in the Commons.

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