Boris Johnson has reached a moment of truth on the two issues that have dominated Britain this year: the pandemic and Brexit negotiations. But he is still playing for time — a strategy that could backfire in lost lives or livelihoods if he waits too long nyti.ms
Boris Johnson has reached a moment of truth on the two issues that have dominated Britain this year: the pandemic and Brexit negotiations. But he is still playing for time — a strategy that could backfire in lost lives or livelihoods if he waits too long nyti.ms
Britain has finally reached the point of no return; Brexit will happen. But the prevailing emotion is neither sadness nor excitement. Rather, it is a characteristically British reflex: Get on with it. nyti.ms
Boris Johnson is bringing the Brexit deal he reached with the EU back to Parliament this week. Here’s a look at where things stand in the three-year saga. on.wsj.com
Boris Johnson says he has reached a Brexit deal with the EU. The deal must still clear several hurdles, including approval from Europe’s leaders and passage in the British Parliament. nyti.ms
With the Brexit 'bribes' and the health secretary answering questions on transport matters have we reached "peak banana republic"? theneweuropean.co.uk
