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Varadkar and Johnson on Brexit collision course over backstop

The Taoiseach and the new British Prime Minister appear to be on a collision course over Brexit.

Varadkar and Johnson on Brexit collision course over backstop

Thu, 25 Jul, 2019 - 16:24

Digital Desk staff

The Taoiseach and the new British Prime Minister appear to be on a collision course over Brexit.

In his first address to Parliament in the top job, Boris Johnson called for the

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