But in the evening it was the very opposite. A good deal is there to be done, he told the Commons. Mr Johnson was again having us on when he gave the impression that he was going to Brussels on Wednesday to get an EU withdrawal trade deal over the line. The prospect of EU tariffs on British goods was “totally and utterly absurd”. ![]() Britain was prepared for any outcome after 31 December. The chances of no deal were “absolutely zero”. Now he is telling whoppers as prime minister too. He told fibs on an industrial scale in the referendum campaign. ![]() ![]() B oris Johnson got where he is today by telling lies about Europe.
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