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The article reflects on the views of the author as to why Boris Johnson's election victory could create more instability for Great Britain. It mentions that since the Brexit referendum, Labour has found itself stuck in an impossible electoral dilemma. It also mentions that Jeremy Corbyn's leadership was a more significant factor in Labour's loss than its failure to respect the referendum result.

The article focuses on Great Britain Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson who is unprincipled, and mentions that Johnson has poised to win the election. Topics discussed include Johnson helped by electoral system and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, how leading politicians grasped the Brexit issue as path to power and party's legacy of fiscal austerity along with need to shift social policy.

The article explores a political and constitutional crisis facing Great Britain caused by its exit from the European Union (EU). The Supreme Court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson had acted illegally in temporarily suspending the Parliament in preparation for Brexit. Johnson has expressed his intention to pursue Brexit even without a deal with the EU. The conflict between Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party, also continues because of Brexit.

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 reports on the British Supreme Court's ruling that the decision of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to suspend Parliament at the height of the Brexit crisis was unlawful. It discusses how the court's ruling has given Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn the opportunity to attack Johnson. Also mentioned are the Labour Party's 2019 annual conference, the attempt to oust Tom Watson as Labour's deputy leader, and Johnson's call on the opposition to launch a vote of no confidence against him.

The article informs that Jewish voters in Great Britain are opposing delayed Brexit led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. It mentions that but on the other hand, the thought of seeing Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn becoming premier fills during elections. It also mentions that the views of Bryan Cheyet te, a professor of English literature on same.

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 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 provides an overviews of Great Britain politics. It mentions governments everywhere are struggling with the effects of ageing populations and the pandemic's social, medical and financial aftershocks. It also mentions the take of Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the battles over Brexit and fear of a far-left Labour government under Jeremy Corbyn.

The article speculates on the decision by the British Parliament on a Brexit deal proposed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The Parliament has been expected to approve the deal but not Johnson's target date for its imposition. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn criticized the prime minister's plan for Brexit. The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) in Northern Ireland has raised its concerns on the Brexit deal.

The article analyzes the impact of Brexit on the outcome of the 2019 general election. The issue has been expected to affect the performance of the Conservative Party of Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the election. Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party, has proposed a second Brexit referendum. The impact of Brexit on the British economy is discussed.

The article presents the highlights of the 2019 annual conference of the Labour Party in Brighton, England, on September 22, 2019. Members of the party discussed a variety of issues during the conference, including radical policies, fights about Brexit and an internecine civil war. Party leader Jeremy Corbyn called on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign.

The article offers information on urge of Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland, for members of Parliament to oust Great Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson to remove the risk of no-deal Brexit. Topics include call for Jeremy Corbyn to take responsibilty as temporary leader to oversee a Brexit delay; views of International Development Secretary Alok Sharma on calling a law to block a no-deal Brexit; and impact on the Great Britain government as it negotiates with the European Union.

The article offers information on urge of Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland, for members of Parliament to oust Great Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson to remove the risk of no-deal Brexit. Topics include call for Jeremy Corbyn to take responsibilty as temporary leader to oversee a Brexit delay; views of International Development Secretary Alok Sharma on calling a law to block a no-deal Brexit; and impact on the Great Britain government as it negotiates with the European Union.

The article discusses Great Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is seeking a mandate for no-deal Brexit as of September 2019. It mentions that Johnson might suggest to Queen Elizabeth II that she has invited Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party to form a government. It also mentions that European Union has offered modifications to the parts of the Brexit deal struck by former British Prime Minister Theresa May.

The article discusses the dispute between the British Parliament and Prime Minister Boris Johnson over the country's exit from the European Union (EU). The House of Commons has rejected the prime minister's plan to leave the EU even without a deal. Johnson was asked questions by Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and other members of the Parliament about his Brexit strategy.

The article focuses on accusations that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is planning for an early election after announcing spending pledges of 2 billion pounds per week. Topics covered include the risks facing Johnson of being forced into an early general election if he cannot get support for his Brexit plans and the commitment of opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to call a vote of no confidence, and speculations that Johnson is fixing political rather than economic problems.

The article reports that according to Dominic Raab, Foreign Secretary of Great Britain, difficulty in progress toward a new deal from uncompromising stance on Brexit by European Union. Topics discussed include Prime Minister Boris Johnson vow for getting Great Britain out of European Union by October 31, 2019 threatening to hurt the economy, opposition Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn calling for vote of no confidence, and preparations for a no-deal Brexit.

The article discusses the plans of the opponents of British politician Boris Johnson to stop him to leave the European without a deal. Topics include the plan of Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to call a vote of no-confidence when Parliament returns in September 2019, comments from rebel Member of Parliament (MP) Dominic Grieve on how no-deal can be stopped, and views of Corbyn on the no-deal Brexit.

The article informs that Great Britain's Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is ready for a general election at any time as Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to take Great Britain out of the European Union without a deal. It mentions that Corbyn has stuck to his position that if Labour wins a general election before Brexit that now has an October 31, 2019 as deadline, it will seek to reopen talks. It mentions that politician Jo Swinson has also criticized Corbyn.

The article informs that Great Britain Labour Party is preparing a policy to campaign to reverse the 2016 Brexit vote and keep the country inside the European Union. It mentions that the party plans a summer-long campaign against new Prime Minister Boris Johnson to capitalize on public fears over the impact the no-deal Brexit on jobs and state-run services such as health care. It also mentions the views of politician Jeremy Corbyn on Brexit policy.

The article discusses the preparations of Boris Johnson to leave the European Union on October 31, 2019, along with his turbo charge no deal preparations. Topics discussed include that Opposition Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn attacked Johnson for his links to Donald Trump; and notes that he urged Johnson to rule out including the Great Britain's National Health Service in any trade deal with the U.S.

The author discusses the political scenario in Great Britain, reflecting on prime minister Theresa May's speech and performance at the Conference in Birmingham in October 2018. Topics discussed include British withdrawal from the European Union (Brexit) deal, politicians Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, and Vince Cable's retirement.

The article focuses on the struggles of the two major British political parties following the Leave the European Union vote in 2016. Topics discussed include the efforts of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to hold on to his position despite calls for his resignation and the sacking of Hilary Benn as shadow foreign secretary. The possibility of Boris Johnson to take the leadership of the Conservative Party and security briefings following the death of Yorkshire parliamentarian Jo Cox are mentioned.