Brexit: Gb negotiator David Frost resigns

David Frost, Britain's chief minister of Brexit negotiator, has resigned from the London government, according to the Mail on Sunday. The newspaper, which cites a major executive source, says Frost will step down from his post in January, dealing a new blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The source said Frost decided to step down because of his "disappointment" in about government policies, in particular with regard to new restrictions against Covid, climate targets and tax increases. The source added that Frost resigned a week ago, but was persuaded to remain in his post until the new year.In recent days Johnson has already had to deal with the uprising of a hundred MPs in the vote to the Commons on the plan B of the anti-Covid restrictions and with a humiliating defeat in the by-election of the seat of North Shropshire, in the West Midlands, for two hundred years a stronghold of the conservative party, now passed to the libdems