UK brexit
The transition period is just around the corner, but a host of thorny issues remain. Those close to negotiations explain where we're at.
On 24 July 2019, Boris Johnson took over the reins from Theresa May to become prime minister on a promise to deliver Brexit. He quickly set about delivering a version of it after renegotiating the withdrawal agreement with the EU, but the second half of his year has been beset by the coronavirus pandemic, which almost cost the PM his life.
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