We are sorry, you need to be a subscriber to watch this videoWe are sorry, you need to be a subscriber to watch this videoBoris Johnson has struck a Brexit deal with Brussels in an apparent attempt to bounce the DUP into removing its objections so that Britain can leave the European Union by October 31. The prime minister urged MPs to back the deal this Saturday but it appeared that he had greenlighted it without securing the support of the DUP, which has said that it cannot support the new customs arrangements. It means that Mr Johnson has 48 hours to try to win over Arlene Foster and her party in a bid to get his deal over the line on Saturday. Otherwise, he will dependent on the support of 18 rebel Labour MPs. Michel Barnier believes the UK and EU have reached a deal on Brexit OLIVIER HOSLET/EPAJeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, said that his party would be rejecting the deal…

Source: The Times October 17, 2019 09:45 UTC