Boris Johnson says there are grounds for "cautious optimism" that the worst of the severe flooding that has hit some parts of the UK is over but there is "no cause for complacency".
Britain's prime minister has been pressured to declare a national emergency, to free-up funding and resources. Severe flooding has hit parts of Yorkshire and the East Midlands last week, with areas around the River Don near Doncaster worst affected. Image: AP
BorisJohnson I think it’s time we exchange our weather 😅
BorisJohnson Can we have your excess water Boris
BorisJohnson Please give Japanese and Taiwanese good Immigration treatment or Second citizenship of the Commonwealth,because Japanese and Taiwanese are good and honest People!
BorisJohnson People all over the world can only have one nationality and no two nationalities ! Hongkonger can not be better than you and me ! We have to amend our regulations,we can only give Hongkonger political asylum or refugees !
BorisJohnson to be Awake ! otherwise you will regret it ! Please do not give Hongkonger Second citizenship of the Commonwealth,because Hongkonger are thug and Scammer,Hongkonger would bring your country very much unfortunately !
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