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Author Topic: British Politician Resigns Over Prime Minister's Brexit handling  (Read 3813 times)

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British Politician Resigns Over Prime Minister's Brexit handling
« on: September 09, 2019, 05:29:18 AM »
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A senior minister of Britain's ruling Conservative party has resigned because she does not think the prime minister is serious about creating a Brexit divorce deal.

Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd said late Saturday that Boris Johnson is not working to secure a Brexit withdrawal agreement.

"There is no evidence of a deal," Rudd said.  "There are no formal negotiations taking place."

Rudd said in her resignation letter: "I joined your cabinet in good faith: Accepting that 'no deal' had to be on the table, because it was the means by which we would have the best chance of achieving a new deal to leave on 31 October."

Rudd added: "The government is expending a lot of energy to prepare for 'no deal' but I have not seen the same level of intensity go into our talks with the European Union."

Home Secretary Sajid Javid said Sunday the government is "straining every sinew to get a deal."