Perhaps on the rocks that foreign ministers and Brexit leave

DOWNING STREET. In this photo brief, taken on April 10, 2018, British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson leaves 10 Downing Street after attending a meeting of the National Security Council in London. The government of British Prime Minister Theresa May imploded Monday, July 9, while Foreign Minister Boris Johnson followed Brexit Minister David Davis, resigning from his master plan for the future of Great Britain. Brittany outside of Britain.

Davis and his deputy have dramatically left the May plan to maintain strong economic ties with the European Union even after the departure of Britain in March of next year.

The cheerleader of Brexit Johnson then made a second shot. Brexit's May plan – agreed by the cabinet Friday in hopes of unblocking negotiations with Brussels to be resumed on Monday – cost him two of his four prime ministers, "In the afternoon, the Prime Minister Minister has accepted the resignation of Boris Johnson as Secretary of Foreign Affairs ". Office of Downing Street said in a statement of three sentences.

"His replacement will be announced shortly The Prime Minister thanks Boris for his work."

Johnson criticized the Brexit project privately, but has so far refrained from commenting on the public .

Downing Street quickly appointed the eurosceptic housing minister Dominic Raab to Davis's work. Davis' resignation, with a scathing warning that Britain was "going too far" in the Brexit talks, was a blow to May a few days later. she declared a truce among her ministers at war

Next move

All eyes are now on the next action by the Brexit extremists in its center-right Conservative Party.

But the appointment of Raab, Brexit supporter, suggests that the conservative Brexitors are divided

Davis himself said that it would be "bad" if his departure led to a full-fledged rebellion, insisting on the fact that "of course" May survive.

address Parliament the The plan was approved by the ministers during marathon negotiations Friday, where even those who want a break The EU agreement meant that for the first time since the Brexit vote in June 2016, Britain had a detailed proposal to take in Brussels, and still hopes to reach an agreement by October.

A spokesman told reporters: "There was an agreement Friday and we look forward to concluding this agreement in the negotiations."

He added, "We think that will give a positive Brexit, that's what we focus on."

The spokesperson of the European Commission, Margaritis Schinas, said that the change of ministers was not a problem and that the EU was ready to negotiate "24 hours a day."

The EU "will continue to negotiate in good faith with the Prime Minister.May and British negotiators in order to rea Mai spoke to the head of the Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, to the President of the EU Donald Tusk and the Irish, Swedish and Maltese leaders this weekend to discuss his plans, and meet Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz in London later on Monday.

"Consistent Consecrated"

In his resignation letter in May late Sunday, Davis warns that during Brexit, "the general direction of politics will leave us at best a weak negotiating position, and possibly"

His plan "would make the so-called control by the illusory parliament rather than real, "and proposals for a" common regulation "on goods" would entrust control of large parts of our economy to the EU ". [19659006] Davis said his job required "an enthusiastic believer in your approach, not just a reluctant conscript."

Addressing the BBC on Monday, he said he hoped Britain would "strongly resist any attempt to secure other concessions"

May replied in a letter rejecting "your characterization of the policy we agreed upon," which said she would see the powers currently held by the EU returned to Britain.

Davis was appointed after the referendum to lead the newly created Department of the EU's exit and he became the public figure of Brexit, leading the British delegation to talks with Brussels.

Her role had been increasingly overshadowed in recent months as May and her assistants took on a larger role and threatened to resign several times.

Brexit supporters welcomed Davis' decision, Conservative MP Peter Bone stating: "The Prime Minister's proposals in favor of a name only Brexit are not acceptable."

"It is now clearer than ever that Theresa May does not have the authority to negotiate for Britain or to reach an agreement on Brexit that protects jobs and the economy. Said spokesman Keir Starmer. – Rappler.com