British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson and opposition Labour
Party leader Jeremy Corbyn have
clashed over Brexit in the first TV
debate ahead of the country’s
general election.
In a testy election debate on
Tuesday in Salford in Greater
Manchester, both leaders tried to
cast doubt on the other’s pledges.
Johnson, the country’s
Conservative Party leader,
promised Britain would leave the
EU on January 31 and that he
would secure a new trade deal
with the bloc by the end of 2020.
"We certainly will come out [of the EU] on January the 31st, because we have a deal ... that is oven- ready," Johnson said in the debate.
"Will you campaign for leave or
remain?" Johnson asked Corbyn,
attacking him for his alleged lack
of clarity on the matter.
Corbyn said he would renegotiate
a Brexit deal with the EU and give
British voters the final decision and respect their choice.
Corbyn wants to negotiate a new exit deal and put it to a
referendum within six months
alongside the option to remain in the bloc. Scotland to play a key role in deciding British general election.
Scotland will be a big player in
deciding who is the next British
prime minister after December
12th.
Asked about Prince Andrew's
sexual abuse allegations, Corbyn
said there were serious questions
to be answered.
Andrew, Queen Elizabeth’s second
son, is facing growing backlash
over his friendship with late US
financier Jeffrey Epstein and
allegations that he had sex with a
17-year-old girl procured for him
by Epstein, who killed himself in a
US prison in August while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
Asked about their positions on the
UK monarchy, Corbyn said it needs
some improvement while Johnson
called it beyond reproach.
A survey taken immediately after the debate suggested that 51 percent of respondents said
Johnson performed best overall
while 49-percent said Corbyn was stronger.
A general election is scheduled to be held in the United Kingdom on December 12.

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Johnson made so many unrealistic promises regarding the Brexit while Corbyn is too ambitious

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Johnson made so many unrealistic promises regarding the Brexit while Corbyn is too ambitious

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Labour is winning the election because british people now have more understanding of Brexit. And Scotland is a pro europe country. Johnson is going out while Jeremy Corbyn is next Prime Minister.