Boris Johnson returns to London to secure support for new Brexit deal
It is expected to be a knife-edge vote. Continue reading
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Unresolved questions as Brexit drama approaches Oct. 31 deadline
Here are some of the unresolved questions about Brexit as Britain’s political drama heads into its possible final weeks: Continue reading
Former British PM David Cameron ‘sorry’ for divisions caused by Brexit referendum
His two successors — first Theresa May and now Prime Minister Boris Johnson — have wrestled with the Brexit issue and have thus far been unable to win parliamentary backing for an exit plan agreed with EU leaders. Continue reading
Confused? A guide to understanding Brexit
Have you forgotten how Brexit came to be? Here’s a cheat sheet for the U.K.’s high-profile divorce. Continue reading
Boris Johnson takes aim against party members who oppose his Brexit plans
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is getting tough with members of his Conservative Party who oppose his Brexit plans at the start of what promises to be a momentous week in British politics. Continue reading
U.K. citizenship stripped from ‘Jihadi Jack,’ leaving him with only Canadian citizenship
Jack Letts is currently being held in a Kurdish-run jail in northern Syria. Continue reading
No plans to contribute Canadian ship to British coalition in Strait of Hormuz
The stand-off is a major international crisis for Britain’s new Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Forget Brexit, Boris Johnson should renegotiate a new EU
Wouldn’t it be easier to renegotiate a new, more modern European Union than strike a deal to exit the old? asks Scott Thompson Continue reading
Trudeau should use same approach with U.K.’s Johnson as with Trump: experts
One government source told Global News officials have been negotiating a provisional trade agreement with the U.K. behind the scenes. Continue reading
Boris Johnson officially Britain’s prime minister, succeeding Theresa May
After Johnson gives a speech outside 10 Downing St., giving Britons a glimpse at his priorities and policy plans, then the real battle starts. Continue reading