Boris Johnson is expected to unveil plans for a new Brexit deal next week to ensure the UK leaves the European Union before the looming October 31 deadline.
Talks with the EU have shown little sign of progress with both sides refusing to change their position on the Irish backstop.
Today Sky News’ Adam Parsons has tweeted that the PM’s negotiating team will have ‘concrete Brexit proposals’ next week. Earlier this month, MPs forced through a law which compels Johnson to seek an extension to Brexit unless he agrees a deal by October 19 or secures Parliament’s approval to leave without an agreement.He called the law a ‘Surrender Act’ and shocked colleagues when he said the best way to honour murdered Labour MP Jo Cox would be to
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