In a rebuke of Prime Minister Theresa May's preferred plan for leaving the EU, former-foreign secretary Boris Johnson has said the UK government should "chuck Chequers". It is not just that we must decide what kind of relationship we want with the EU. Instead, Johnson backed an agreement similar to one the EU has with Canada. The former London mayor and Brexit campaigner told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he was "delighted" by the prime minister's announcement on Friday but added it would be wrong not to have some kind of The negative-list approach would be used to include "extensive provisions on services", he added. There would also be no need for a hard Irish border as the few checks required would be carried out remotely.
In a rebuke of Prime Minister Theresa May's preferred plan for leaving the EU, former-foreign secretary Boris Johnson has said the UK government should "chuck Chequers". Instead, Johnson backed an agreement similar to one the EU has with Canada. The former London mayor and Brexit campaigner told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he was "delighted" by the prime minister's announcement on Friday but added it would be wrong not to have some kind of The negative-list approach would be used to include "extensive provisions on services", he added. There would also be no need for a hard Irish border as the few checks required would be carried out remotely.