Ultimately I expect the MPs to vote to honour the result and it'll just sew up any legal opposition to Brexit allowing it to continue unchallenged.

Still, I look forward to another 40 petitions on Facebook asking foaming-at-the-mouth lefties to petition for it to be discussed in Parliament.

If they did get it they'd try to solve it with a march!

and the tories try and solve it with a May.

Well if so then she is obviously someone with can't be taken seriously.

Remainers shouldn't crack out the bubbly just yet. The referendum wasn't about the sovereignty of parliament. It was about whether or not we should remain in the European Union. Ultimately, the people are sovereign with their will expressed through parliament or, in this case, a referendum.

Parliament approved the Referendum Bill with the intention of abiding by its result and would be foolish to ignore it. This specious court challenge merely delays the inevitable.

The judges did (why did the daily fail attack one of the judges for being openly gay?)

Ironic isn't it that the sovereignty of the UK parliament was one of the most oft repeated Brexiter arguments in favour of quitting the EU, but now that the High Court has ruled that the UK parliament is sovereign and that there should be a vote before Article 50 is triggered, Brexiters are having a collective anti-democratic meltdown!