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The article offers information on the crisis of conservatism in the Great Britain due to the Brexit. It discusses the political challenges faced by the Great Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson due to the Brexit. It mentions the Great Britain’s Supreme Court rulling against the Johnson decision to prorogue parliament.

The article discusses the political leadership of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The author observes that the leadership of Boris Johnson is without precedent. He cites his decision to suspend parliament and his insistence on Britain leaving the European Union on October 31, 2019, despite the law aimed at blocking a no-deal Brexit. The author notes that Johnson's predecessors have worked hard and were aware of the restrictions in case of hung parliaments.

The article focuses on Dominic Cummings, chief of staff of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The topics include his association with Conservative politician Michel Gove and his work at the Department for Education, views of several colleagues on his attitude towards work, moods and temperament, his stint as director of strategy for Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith, his childhood in north-east of England, his doctor parents and his role in delivering Brexit for Boris Johnson's government.

The author contends that Boris Johnson's election as British Prime Minister marks the end of Great Britain as a serious country. Topics covered include ways in which Johnson is allegedly morally and politically unfit for the job, characteristics of Conservative Party members who chose Johnson, and the prospect of a chaotic Brexit under Johnson that would damage Great Britain's relations with the rest of Europe.

The article discusses British politics as of July 2019 in relation to the British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include the relation of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher to Euroskepticism, the roles of politicians Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees-Mogg in the Conservative Party, and the views of politician Jeremy Corbyn.

The article discusses the use of inflammatory and violent language in political discourse in Great Britain. Topics explored include the terms reportedly used by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to describe individuals that expressed opposition to Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU), the violent comments directed by Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage to civil servants, and the observed use of historical references to evoke dictatorship.

The article discusses how the late British Eric Hobsbawm would have thought of the state of Great Britain in 2019. It speculates on the opinion of Hobsbawm on the performance of Jeremy Corbyn as the leader of the Labour Party. His positions on Great Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) and the rise of Prime Minister Boris Johnson are also explored.

The article discusses the impact of pro-Brexit cabinet members Boris Johnson and David Davis from the administration of British Prime Minister Theresa May. It covers reports that May is confident in her leadership and does not think the Labour Party can take control of Parliament despite the need of opposition members to pass its Brexit deal with the European Union.

The author points out that British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is damaging the global stature of the country. Topics discussed include his failure to acknowledge any personal responsibility on the continuing uncertainty over the status of European Union (EU) citizens living in Great Britain following the Brexit and the author's reasons for his claim that Johnson is not qualified to govern Great Britain during a national crisis.

The article offers a guide to Brexit, the departure of Great Britain from the European Union. Topics discussed include British foreign secretary Boris Johnson's statement that suggested that Britain could control immigration and continue to trade with the European Union (EU), Article 50 which tells member states how to leave the EU, and the Conservative political party Member of Parliament Kenneth Clarke's vote against Article 50.

The article discusses challenges facing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding divisions in the Conservative Party. Topics covered include talks among groups of his Members of Parliament (MP) about ways to upseat him, constitutional experts' concern over Johnson's ability to form a government, and certain MPs' opposition to Johnson's Brexit terms. Also mentioned are Johnson's frivolity and temperamental unsuitability for leadership.

The article looks at the prospects of the Conservative Party and the Labour Party in Great Britain in the aftermath of the country's elections for representatives in the European Parliament and in relation to the controversies over the country's withdrawal from the European Union.

The article discusses possible disagreement among British politicians Boris Johnson, David Davis, and Liam Fox concerning the strategy for executing British removal from the European Union (EU) following the British referendum known as Brexit. It examines the varying levels of support for Brexit among Johnson, Davis, and Fox, their political and government backgrounds, and possible trading arrangements associated with Great Britain's withdrawal from the EU.

The article discusses the impact of the Brexit victory on the political careers of the top leaders of the Leave campaign. It cites Conservative Party politician Andrea Leadsom's failed bid for the office of prime minister, the humiliation and fall of columnist-politicians Boris Johnson and Michael Gove ending their hopes for leadership, and Independent Party leader Nigel Farage's resignation. It also speculates that some of the Brexit leaders may be in Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet.

The article focuses on the political future of British Member of Parliament Boris Johnson following the victory of the Leave vote in the 2016 European Union (EU) referendum. Topics discussed include Johnson's change in opinion regarding British membership in the EU, the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron following the defeat of the Remain campaign, and the possibility of Johnson succeeding him. Johnson's knowledge of foreign policy is then examined.

The article discusses how British political issues particularly the crisis involving Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU) affected the political satire of English stand-up comedian Stewart Lee. Topics explored include his initial response to the outcome of the 2016 Brexit referendum, the handling of the Brexit deal negotiations by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson according to Lee, and the changes in his comedic act which may be attributed to Brexit.

The article comments on the positive rhetoric of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his cabinet. Johnson has criticized some people for decrying their lack of optimism for Brexit. His optimism was a recurrent feature of his campaign for the leadership of the Conservative Party. The disparity between the rhetoric of the cabinet and the reality of a no deal Brexit is discussed.

The article profiles former British politician Betty Boothroyd in relation to her campaigning for a referendum to overturn the British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include her views on the European recovery after World War II, her views on the British Labour Party, and her views on politician Boris Johnson.

The article discusses the notion of national unity in relation to the British exit from the European Union (EU), known as Brexit. Topics include the possibility of politician Boris Johnson serving as British prime minister, the views of politician Jeremy Hunt on Brexit, and the role of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in Brexit negotiations along with the British Conservative Party.

Frustrated Tories are grumbling they don't count when Boris Johnson sits atop a commanding majority. Balls-Cooper wearing flat caps and calling everyone "duck" would challenge Yorkshire stereotypes. The bearded messiah's cultists face the irreconcilables who never accepted Corbyn's authority and are now fighting for any candidate not called Long-Bailey. [Extracted from the article]

The article talks about the efforts off Great Britain prime minister Boris Johnson for Northern Ireland business trade with the Great Britain and Brexit deal negotiations. Topics discussed include falsehood are neutral categories with no moral content and no consequences; medieval practice of pouring boiling water on suspected liars in the belief that honest people; and polygraph relies on physiological reactions that betray stress.

The article talks about Great Britain prime minister Boris Johnson’s attempts for Brexit negotiations. Topics discussed include glue holding together Alexander Boris de Piffle Johnson’s contrived pitch as the common person’s Old Etonian; departing underling a couple of horseradish plants; and recruitment of parliamentary staff is inviting researchers to join a new branch of a union selling moderation.

The article discusses that there will be no pact between Boris Johnson's Tories and Nigel Farage's Brexit Party. It mentions that the Conservatives are most consistently successful right-wing party in Europe, and notes the intelligence and security committee report on Russian meddling in British politics by Boris Johnson.

The article discusses the participation and tactics of Great Britain's Conservative Members of Parliament in the politics of the country. It mentions Boris Johnson, who is most associated with Brexit vote in 2016, and the former protégé of David Cameron's campaign manager Lynton Crosby who is running the general election campaign of 2020.

The article examines the effect of Great Britain's exit from the European Union (EU) on the outcome of the December 2019 election. The Parliament has rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plan to reach a Brexit deal by October 31, 2019. The effect of Brexit on the rivalry between the Labour Party and the Conservative Party is discussed, as well as the possible effect of Brexit on the country's economic growth.

The article offers information on the demonstrations and marches against the plans of the (Tories) Conservative Party headed by the Great Britain's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson regarding the no-deal Brexit. It discusses the impacts on the Brexit on the trade agreements between the Great Britain and the European Union.

The article offers information on the plans of the Great Britain's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson on the no-deal Brexit. It discusses the border disputes challenges due to the Brexit in the Irish Sea. It mentions the Johnson's views on the benefits of the Brexit in improving schools, roads and social housing in the Great Britain.

The article offers information on the several news briefs including challenges faced by the Brexit in the Great Britain; actor, Benedict Cumberbatch's views on the no-deal Brexit; and political challenges faced by the Great Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson.

The article offers information on the speech of the Queen of the Great Britain, Elizabeth II addressing the British parliament on no-deal Brexit. It discusses the Queen's views on the Great Britain's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson on the Brexit negotiations. It mentions the plans of the Conservative Party headed by the Johnson on the no-deal Brexit.

The article offers information on the economic challenges faced by the no-deal Brexit in the Great Britain. It discusses the demolition of the trade agreement between the Great Britain and the European Union. It mentions the plans of the Great Britain's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson regarding the Brexit and its impacts on the economic stability.

The article offers information impacts of the Brexit on the economic stability of the Northern Ireland. It discusses the Great Britain's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson’s attitude to the delicate political settlement on the island of Ireland. It mentions the border disputes in the Irish Sea due to Brexit between the Great Britain and the European Union.

The article offers information on the strategy of Labour Party to win an election by reaching a Brexit settlement. Topics discussed include plan of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on having no-deal Brexit; holding a general election after a Brexit deal with European Union; and support of Liberal Democrats for revoking Article 50.

The author offers insights on British political issues particularly the deal negotiations for Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU) under the leadership of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Topics explored include the Irish border arrangements that need to be considered in the negotiations, the foreign relations between British and Irish governments, and the research into the behavior of British voters conducted by the British Election Study.

The article discusses the deal negotiations for Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU) under the leadership of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Topics explored include how his handling of the Brexit process may be likened to the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, the border issues concerning Ireland that have reportedly been neglected during the 2016 EU referendum campaign, and the potential economic impact of a no deal Brexit.

The author discusses the ruling issued by British Supreme Court President Brenda Hale on the 2019 suspension of the British Parliament by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Topics explored include the unanimous decision issued by all 11 judges to the Supreme Court case, the lack of association between this ruling and Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU), and the observed behavioral similarities between Johnson and U.S. President Donald Trump.

The article comments on British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's conduct in office, his dishonesty, disloyalty and incompetence. It mentions Johnson's suspension of parliament, the British Supreme Court's decision terming it unlawful, Members of Parliament's decision to defy Johnson by voting to prevent a no-deal Brexit. It is noted that centralised political model and arcane electoral system have exposed Great Britain to authoritarian leader like Johnson.

The author offers insights on the dilemma being faced by the British Labour Party with regard to Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU). Topics discussed include the actions taken by Labour in response to the no-deal Brexit sought by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the Brexit strategy of Labour during the 2017 British general election, and the second Brexit referendum being demanded by Labour Party Deputy Leader Tom Watson.

The author offers insights on various issues concerning British politics. Topics discussed include the initiatives of the British Labour Party and Conservative Party with regard to Brexit or the impending British withdrawal from the European Union (EU), legislative updates on the Domestic Abuse Bill, and the response of actor Mark Ruffalo after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson likened himself to Ruffalo's film character, the Incredible Hulk.

The article discusses political developments in Great Britain for the week of September 13-19, 2019. Topics covered include Labour Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom's insinuation that public-sector contracts could be withheld from firms that oppose Brexit, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's driving mishap when he was younger, and Conservative Party politician Jeremy Hunt's optimism that he will one day be the British Prime Minister.

The author reports on Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain and the British withdrawal from the European Union. He mentions the queen's role in politics according to British constitutional law, the prorogation of Parliament by prime minister Boris Johnson, and the future of the British monarchy.

The article looks at the performance of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the August 2019 G7 international summit. Topics include discussions about Great Britain's withdrawal from the European Union and Johnson's interactions with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The article discusses British politics, focusing on the effort of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to avoid any effort of the Parliament to prevent the country leaving the European Union with no agreement in place for future Great Britain-European Union relations. Johnson's possible plan to suspend the Parliament and what that would mean for British democracy is discussed.

The article discusses British politics, focusing on the effort of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to avoid any effort of the Parliament to prevent the country leaving the European Union with no agreement in place for future Great Britain-European Union relations. Johnson's possible plan to suspend the Parliament is cited.

The article comments on the British government's rhetoric over a no-deal Brexit by October 31, 2019. It assesses the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the administration of Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The move by the government to take a series of actions to change the things they can control about politics is discussed, as well as the effect of a no-deal Brexit on the political status of the Conservative Party.

The article discusses the predominance of the free-market right among the cabinet of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. It warns the government about the consequences of leaving the European Union (EU) without an agreement. Johnson is criticized for embracing or discarding policies based on his own advancement. The possibility that Johnson will cut taxes and increase spending is reviewed.

The article discusses British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's insistence on Great Britain's departure from the European Union by October 31, 2019. Topics covered include how former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's certainty on the flaws of a monetary union has been vindicated, anti-Brexit legislators' failure to revoke Article 50 to thwart Johnson's plan, and the possibility that the EU-27 group of nations will agree to another Brexit extension.

The author discusses the volatility of the British pound. Topics covered include the pound's decline against the U.S. dollar on July 16, 2019, market concerns over British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's eagerness for a no-deal Brexit, and the impact of the pound's fall on the British economy. Also mentioned are causes and effects of exchange rate fluctuations, the importance of the right industrial strategy, and the ramifications of an overvalued currency.

The author contends that British politics has sunk to a new low with the election of Conservative leader Boris Johnson as Great Britain's prime minister in July 2019. Topics covered include how the Conservative Party has given in to the dogma of Brexitism, Johnson's pledge for Great Britain to leave the European Union (EU) by October 31, 2019 at all costs, and divisions within the opposing Labour Party.