But back to History in its making. Today the prime minister, [[Boris Johnson]], announced his intention to shut down parliament. As if in a game of ches ...olitical-parties/conservative-party/news/105201/john-major-vows-take-boris-johnson-court-if ] (former prime minister) even advised of possible recourses again

...vote for early elections has been rejected so it seems likely that [[Boris Johnson]] will be forced to ask for another report of the exit date. Unless he find ...ld-shaking symptom of a political illness of our time indeed. Currently, [[Boris Jonhson]] who still tweets every day that UK will leave by the date he swor

...ed in revealing how resolutely opposed to the no-deal Brexit it is (unlike Johnson was seems fully prepared for all the options). Now the question is whether ...(it is bad)... but that's for others to save the country on this occasion. Johnson saved his own political agenda for now and is certainly in a good position

...deal as the least worst-case scenario, although it seems that in this case Johnson himself, or other hard-liners Brexiter, will find a way to make that not po

Boris Johnson won his first vote in Parliament, on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, but los ...gly preparing for a big forcing move, by the date he promised (in 9 days). Johnson wants a short extension, the EU & Parliament want a long one. This disagree

...ore, Macron and Van der Leyen obviously do not decide anything. Even Boris Johnson, who has a tiny bit more of margin in the wake of his [[Brexit]], is singin