[London, 12th Reuters]-British Prime Minister Johnson denied that he was lying to Queen Elizabeth on why he decided to close Congress until October 14.
Scotland's Supreme Court said on Monday that Mr. Johnson's closing action was illegal and intended to interfere with parliamentary activities. [nL3N2622ZV] In response, opposition parties alleged that Mr. Johnson did not properly explain to the Queen.
But Johnson told the TV reporter that he had made the wrong advice to the queen, saying, “Nothing at all”. The closing was explained to allow the government to submit the necessary legislative measures, and the parliament deliberates again after the European Union (EU) summit meeting on October 17-18 until the EU withdrawal deadline at the end of the month Emphasized that there was plenty of time.
Johnson also said the government is awaiting a decision the British Supreme Court will make on this issue next week.
On the other hand, Irish Foreign Minister Coveney said the EU would react positively if the British government corrects its position in future negotiations about leaving the EU.
Mr. Coveney points out that the UK's current proposal and the ideas of Ireland and the EU have a “substantial gap”, while the UK side's argument is due to the fear that a Brexit without an agreement will become a reality. Also expressed hope that it would be “more honest”.
