Row continues over Boris Johnson's decision to shut down parliament

The furious row over the Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to shut down parliament for five weeks shows no sign of going away. Demonstrations have broken out across the UK, more than a million people have signed a petition against the move -- and several legal challenges are being mounted. Two senior Conservatives have resigned - Tory whip George Young and Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson. Opponents of a no-deal Brexit say suspending parliament means they won't have enough time to stop the UK leaving the EU without a deal at the end of October. But Conservative leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg says the outrage is "phoney". BBC's political correspondent, Rob Watson, joined us to talk about the latest on the situation.