First, there was the no-confidence vote against Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, whose lackluster support of the Remain campaign infuriated many of his fellow colleagues in the opposition. “Brexit means Brexit,” May told reporters. The flamboyant, mop-headed former mayor had championed the Leave campaign and won a narrow victory in last week's referendum -- a result some pundits say he never had anticipated. It will not wish to reward Britain’s Leave majority by granting Britain better terms than it enjoyed as a full member. When they were on the same side: Gove (left) and Johnson at a June 24 press conference in central London.

Source: Washington Post July 01, 2016 06:56 UTC