Boris Johnson said that no British Prime Minister would ever sign up to a Brexit deal like the one he will ask MPs to vote for on Saturday.
Boris Johnson will on Saturday ask Members of the UK Parliament to vote for his new Brexit deal with the EU. The deal is hugely controversial as it will lead to new customs checks on the Irish Sea between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom. The prime minister had committed to opposing any new border checks on the Irish Sea. He said that"no British Conservative prime minister" could ever support a deal which included them.
Boris Johnson will on Saturday ask Members of the UK Parliament to vote for his new Brexit deal with the EU. The deal is hugely controversial as it will lead to new customs checks on the Irish Sea between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom. The prime minister had committed to opposing any new border checks on the Irish Sea. He said that"no British Conservative prime minister" could ever support a deal which included them.
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