Johnson is committed to taking Britain out of the European Union by October 31 'come what may.'
: A no-deal Brexit looks increasingly likely as civil servants have been told to make preparations for it a “top priority,” while aides to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson have been told not to take vacations until after Britain leaves the EU.
The move led to speculation that Johnson could be preparing to call a general election after October 31 if Britain leaves the EU without a deal. This would happen if he is faced with a vote of no confidence and refuses to resign until after Brexit, in order to achieve his “do or die” deadline commitment.
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