2020 in politics: Adam Boulton's guide on what to look for

As 2019 comes to an end and we recover from the rigours of Brexit debate and an election, what does the coming year have in store?

Boris Johnson gets Brexit done. Britain will cease to be a member of the European Union at midnight on 31 January regardless of whether MPs are successful in ordering Big Ben to chime us out.

It is widely expected that this will be Mr Javid's first and last Budget. He is likely to be moved on in the major post-Brexit government reshuffle Mr Johnson is planning for the spring. Super Tuesday in the US is on 3 March. Fourteen states including California, Texas and Massachusetts are holding primaries to choose presidential nominees.

In a new experiment to mark UEFA's 60th anniversary, 12 nations are hosting games. The final and semi-finals will take place at Wembley Stadium in July.July is the EU's deadline for the UK to seek an extension to the transition period beyond the end of the yearThis is the EU's deadline for the UK to seek an extension to the"transition period" beyond the end of the year. Mr Johnson is writing into UK law that there will be no extension.

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