Мэр Лондона Борис Джонсон поддержит выход Великобритании из состава ЕС
19:30, 21 февраля 2016 Echo.msk
Мэр Лондона Борис Джонсон поддержит выход Великобритании из состава ЕС, сообщает «Би-би-си» со ссылкой на источники.
Мэр Лондона Борис Джонсон поддержит выход Великобритании из состава ЕС, сообщает «Би-би-си» со ссылкой на источники.
Между тем, премьер-министр Дэвид Кэмерон попросил мэра Лондона не присоединяться к кампании за выход Великобритании из ЕС. Джонсон собирается сообщить о том, какую сторону он поддерживает уже сегодня, в ближайшие часы.
Референдум по вопросу о выходе Великобритании в ЕС должен состояться 23 июня.
File photo of Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (R) and London Mayor Boris Johnson arriving at the Advantage children's daycare nursery in Surbiton in south west London, April 22, 2015.
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 BY WILLIAM JAMES
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"He's one of those half a dozen people who reaches out to a large number of voters and we'd love to see 'Bo-Go' as the headline tomorrow," Farage said.
Farage, who casts the EU as a doomed German-dominated bloc that holds back Britain's $2.9 trillion economy and punches way below its weight on the world stage, dismissed criticism that he had stumbled by enlisting Galloway.
When Galloway, a firebrand former lawmaker who was expelled from the Labour Party for opposing its 2003 Iraq war, appeared on stage at an 'out' campaign rally on Friday night, some campaigners walked out.
Johnson has previously set out Britain's sovereignty over the EU as one of his key areas of concern, asking Cameron in parliament earlier this month to negotiate a deal that restricted Brussels' reach into national affairs.
Cameron said he would set out such proposals but declined to give details. Reuters
Референдум по вопросу о выходе Великобритании в ЕС должен состояться 23 июня.
Prime Minister Cameron urges London Mayor Boris not to join EU leave campaign
File photo of Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (R) and London Mayor Boris Johnson arriving at the Advantage children's daycare nursery in Surbiton in south west London, April 22, 2015.
REUTERS/TOBY MELVILLE
Sun Feb 21, 2016 BY WILLIAM JAMES
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"WE'D LOVE BORIS"
Farage, one of the 'out' campaign's leaders, made an appeal for Johnson to back the movement which has so far failed to find a unifying figurehead."He's one of those half a dozen people who reaches out to a large number of voters and we'd love to see 'Bo-Go' as the headline tomorrow," Farage said.
Farage, who casts the EU as a doomed German-dominated bloc that holds back Britain's $2.9 trillion economy and punches way below its weight on the world stage, dismissed criticism that he had stumbled by enlisting Galloway.
When Galloway, a firebrand former lawmaker who was expelled from the Labour Party for opposing its 2003 Iraq war, appeared on stage at an 'out' campaign rally on Friday night, some campaigners walked out.
Johnson has previously set out Britain's sovereignty over the EU as one of his key areas of concern, asking Cameron in parliament earlier this month to negotiate a deal that restricted Brussels' reach into national affairs.
Cameron said he would set out such proposals but declined to give details. Reuters
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