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Abstract:The British government will both respect the law and leave the European Union as scheduled on Oct. 31, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a TV interview on Wednesday. Lawmakers have voted against a no-deal Brexit and Jo
LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will both respect the law and leave the European Union as scheduled on Oct. 31, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a TV interview on Wednesday.
Lawmakers have voted against a no-deal Brexit and Johnson says he will reach an agreement with the European Union but is prepared to take Britain out of the bloc without a deal.
“We will respect the law and we will come out on Oct. 31,” Johnson told ITV.
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