Politics

The LBC caller propagated the 'Great Replacement' myth in defending her husband's decision to boo players for taking the knee at The Den.

"An honourable man would make way for somebody else to give the country the leadership it needs."

Former European commissioner Lord Patten accused the Prime Minister of behaving like an “English nationalist”.

She recently declared: “Our hard-earned taxpayers’ money should be spent wisely. Our voters expect this.”

For many marketwatchers the de facto outcome, given the deep-running tensions between the two sides, will still be no-deal.

"Trade agreements are not made to assert one's independence, they are made to manage our interdependence."

Dominic Raab said: "The EU is concerned that Britain might do rather well after we leave the EU."

The Telegraph reported that last week that Mr Johnson was blocked three times from speaking directly with the German and French leaders as the EU sought to keep a united front over the Brexit talks.

"It is an outrage for Boris Johnson to leave British business in the lurch, with only a handful of days to plan for new trading arrangements."