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Former foreign minister Johnson warns Britain will 'end up like colony to the EU' after #Brexit
Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson warned on Monday (9 July) that the United Kingdom will end up like a colony to the European Union after the government announced plans for a close trading relationship with the bloc after Brexit next year, writes Andrew MacAskill.
Johnson quit on Monday over Prime Minister Theresa May’s plan for Brexit, which include remaining closely aligned to EU rules on manufactured goods.
“We are truly headed for the status of a colony - and many will struggle to see the economic or political advantage of that particular arrangement,” Johnson said in a resignation statement, seen by the political website Guido Fawkes.
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