Boris Johnson’s next Brexit move is a mystery, even to him
Former minister Dominic Grieve, an anti-Johnson rebel within the ruling Conservative Party, accused Johnson of behaving ‘like a bull in a china shop’
25 September 2019 - 12:15
London — A defiant Prime Minister Boris Johnson flew home early on Wednesday after the UK supreme court ruled he had unlawfully suspended parliament, with no end in sight to Britain’s deep political crisis over Brexit.
Johnson is determined to lead Britain out of the EU on October 31, with or without an exit agreement, but most MPs are equally determined to prevent a “no-deal Brexit” scenario...
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