British Parliament goes on holiday with frontal war against Johnson

By Johnson's decision, both chambers were closed today and until October 14, two weeks before the date of Brexit, which its critics denounced as a strategy to gag them.

The last vote in the House of Commons is scheduled, in which members were preparing to reject a government motion calling early elections in mid-October.

John Bercow, controversial, announced that he would leave office on October 31 at the latest.

Known for his famous cry of "Order, order!", Bercow, who played an important role in the turbulent Brexit process by giving voice to pro-European MPs, alleged family motives.

Johnson came to power in July promising to take the UK out of the EU on the last day of October at any cost. But, fearing a chaotic Brexit without agreement, the legislator pbaded a law last week obliging him to seek a new stay if he fails to reach an acceptable deal with Brussels on October 19 or gets the fire Green Parliament. a brutal exit.

The text came into effect today with the official approval of Queen Elizabeth II.

Johnson, who expelled 21 conservative rebels from the party that voted against his government, lost the parliamentary majority seven weeks after coming to power and hoped that some elections would give him a strong mandate before the October 17-18 European Council. who hoped to start a new agreement at 27.

But they say the UK has not presented real alternatives to the withdrawal treaty signed by Theresa May in November and rejected three times by Parliament.

Any new report must be approved unanimously by the 27 other EU member states. But the French chancellor, Jean-Yves le Drian, warned that in the "current circumstances", the answer of Paris would be no.