Britain's Zoom parliament makes an almost glitch-free debut

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Unprecedented but largely successful "hybrid parliament" session.

Britain's Zoom parliament makes an almost glitch-free debut
British lawmakers upended 700 years of history on Wednesday, grilling stand-in leader Dominic Raab by video link in an unprecedented but largely successful "hybrid parliament" session forced by the coronavirus outbreak. As Britain endures its fifth week of a national lockdown, with businesses ...

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