Boris Johnson has no excuses for missing crucial Brexit vote as he faces major comeback dilemma

Boris Johnson has no excuses for missing crucial Brexit vote as he faces major comeback dilemma 🔎 Analyis by RichardVaughan1

on Wednesday there will be no hiding in war torn countries for the former prime minister.

His presence in front of the committee will mean the ex-PM will be highly conspicuous when it comes to MPs voting on the Windsor Framework deal, which Mr Sunak negotiated to replace his predecessor’s misfiring Northern Ireland Protocol. But while he may struggle to vote in favour of the new framework, he knows that voting against the deal would be hugely undermining for Mr Sunak, and could send shockwaves through the party. For many of Mr Johnson’s supporters it would be a sign that he does not back his successor, and could act as a rallying call for future rebellions further down the line.

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