Top Tories worry Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan will break trust in UK
The UK needs to secure a trade deal with the EU by the end of 2020 or it will face more costs and disruption when tariffs, quotas and customs checks are reimposed
09 September 2020 - 13:10
London — Boris Johnson is facing a backlash from within his own ruling Conservative Party after the UK government said it plans to break international law over Brexit.
As trade talks with the EU continue, the prime minister will take questions in Parliament and is likely to be put under pressure by senior Tories who fear the move will undermine trust in the UK around the world...
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