Published 4 years ago

Boris Johnson Says He's Threatening To Break International Law Because The EU Is Keeping 'A Revolver On The Table'

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Boris Johnson has claimed the EU is keeping the “revolver on the table” in trade negotiations, which is why he has had to threaten to break interna...

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Times of India

Boris Johnson defends Brexit bill, says EU unreasonable

UK News: LONDON: PM Boris Johnson on Monday defended his plan to unilaterally rewrite Britain’s divorce deal with the European Union as an insurance policy aga.

4 years ago·India

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Yahoo News

PM Johnson says bill will stop EU using "stick" against UK

Britain's plan to break the Brexit divorce treaty through an Internal Market Bill is a protection against any attempts by the European Union to use the "stick" of Northern Ireland against Britain, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday. "It's a protection, it's a safety

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Reuters

UK PM Johnson says EU has not taken 'revolver' off table in trade deal talks

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday said that the European Union had not taken the "revolver" off the table in talks over post-Brexit relations, which he said was hindering negotiations over a free-trade deal.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Boris Johnson hits back at EU for ‘extreme and unreasonable’ threats to UK

BORIS JOHNSON has issued a ferocious defence of his Internal Market Bill, accusing the EU of being "extreme and unreasonable".

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson attacks his own Brexit deal as Tory revolt grows over law

The Prime Minister defended his power to break international law, attacking the Brexit deal he signed less than nine months ago and accusing the EU of being 'unreasonable'

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

UK's Johnson says plan to break Brexit treaty needed to counter EU's 'revolver'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday (Sep 14) a bill that would break international law by breaching parts of the Brexit divorce deal was needed because the European Union had not taken a "revolver off the table" in trade talks.

4 years ago·Singapore

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