British PM Boris Johnson goes north to celebrate crushing election win

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LONDON (AP) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged Saturday (Dec 14) to repay the trust of voters in the working-class hearland of northern England who rejected the Labour Party and helped give him an 80-seat majority at this week's election.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged Saturday to repay the trust of voters in the working-class hearland of northern England who rejected the Labour Party and helped give him an 80-seat majority at this week's election.

In a victory speech outside 10 Downing Street on Friday, Johnson called for an end to the acrimony that has festered throughout the country since the divisive 2016 Brexit referendum, and urged Britain to"let the healing begin." Another former Labour lawmaker criticised the election campaign more broadly as muddled. Anna Turley told the BBC that the party put forward an overwhelming number of policies and voters"just didn't believe we were the party that could deliver on any of it."

Once he's passed that hurdle - breaking three years of parliamentary deadlock - he has to seal a trade deal with the bloc by the end of 2020. The front page of Saturday's edition of The Scotsman newspaper featured photos of Johnson and Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon and the headline:"Two landslides One collision course."

 

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