UK PM refuses to sign letter requesting Brexit delay
Published : 20 Oct 2019, 01:24
DF-Xinhua Report
Boris Johnson (C) arrives at the BBC to take part in the Conservative Party leadership BBC television debate in London, Britain, on June 18, 2019. Photo Xinhua.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sent a letter to the European Union (EU) to request a Brexit delay, but he refused to sign it, according to British local media BBC and Sky news.
The request would be accompanied by another letter, signed by Johnson, which says he does not want a delay, reports said.
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