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Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday (14 August) that some British lawmakers who thought they could bloc Brexit were engaging in a “terrible” collaboration with the EU, writes William James.

“There is a terrible kind of collaboration as it were going on between those who think they can block Brexit in parliament and our European friends,” Johnson said in a People’s PMQs question-and-answer session on Facebook.

“Our European friends...are not compromising at all,” Johnson said. He added that the longer the impasse continued, the more likely a no-deal Brexit became.

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