Former Brexit minister, who famously said there “would be no Brexit downsides”, admits benefits espoused by the Leave campaign have yet to materialise and Ireland will take years to recover from the protocol crisis.
Tories descend further into chaos in tense protocol talks.
Just days after his integrity was questioned by his own MPs in a vote of no-confidence, Johnson is now bringing forward legislation that may well break international law.
‘The Government should reflect that none of the problems with the Protocol it has pointed to should have come as any surprise’
With the 6th anniversary of the Brexit vote looming, Labour should loudly highlight the damage being done
‘Reintroducing measurements in pounds and ounces would be a “distraction” from the huge problems facing the country’.
‘It is unwise to write such a vague and superficial article on a key matter of government policy,’ wrote one reader.
The corporate interests which fund conservative think tanks in the US see Brexit as a lucrative business opportunity.
As Johnson’s plans to slash the number of civil servants are slammed by unions as “an outrageous act of vandalism on our public services”, the Brexit opportunities minister describes the cuts as ‘perfectly reasonable.’
Warnings have been made that ‘no honourable country should act unilaterally’ by breaking an international agreement.
