Boris Johnson accuses Keir Starmer of being 'no voice' after forming 'surrender army' to reverse Brexit

Boris Johnson The Labor Party is currently facing a major setback as it mobilizes a “surrender army” to turn things around. Brexit.

The former prime minister, who won the 2019 election on a promise to “get Brexit done”, blamed Sir. Keir Starmer A Whitehall unit of 100 civil servants is being set up to lead negotiations to deliver on the Prime Minister's offer to “reset” relations with Brussels, after it emerged the vote had been faked.

Critics have warned that giving up some of Britain's hard-won freedoms would amount to bringing the EU back into the bloc.

Lord Frost, Johnson's former Brexit negotiator, told the Mail on Sunday that Labor was creating an “army of capitulation”.

And in today's Mail, Johnson accused Sir Keir of telling “outright lies” when he vowed during the election campaign not to bring the UK back into the EU.

Johnson added that voters gave him the benefit of the doubt because he was “furious at any questioning of his honesty.”

Accusing the prime minister of treating thousands of people like “fools”, he said he had no mandate to take such actions. The former prime minister warned that complying with EU regulations would mean “respectful capitulation and submission”.

Another ex echoed her strong words history Its leader, Sir Ian Duncan Smith, accused the Labor Party of “betraying” the EU.

Boris Johnson led a backlash against Labor when he formed a 'surrender army' to reverse Brexit – he is pictured here signing the 2020 Brexit trade deal.

British Prime Minister Keir Stormer met with European Commission President Ursula van der Leyen in Brussels

Europe will not do anything without getting something in return. What do they want? They wanted to take back England.

“The only solution is for the government to promise not to do this. Surrendering to the rules of Brussels is not the right thing to do. This means he is exhausted. It would be a disaster. And former Brexit minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg added: “It's following in the footsteps of our ancestors, Labor wants to take us back quietly in the hope that no one notices.”

It comes after former Tory leader Cammy Badenoch told the Department of Social Affairs: “In every negotiation – from the union pay deal to the Chagos Islands – Keir Starmer has given everything for nothing.

“The question now is, what price do we have to pay for the Prime Minister to bring us back into the EU comfort zone?”

Lord Frost revealed that the unit, which will be based within the Cabinet Office, will have more staff than was initially negotiated in light of the Brexit deal.

He said: This great unity preparing this major renegotiation will involve many more people than me during the initial agreement with the EU in 2020.

Everyone in this government is eager to one day join the EU. Only public opinion stopped them.

If we fail to stop them, this reset will end the country's return to the EU's orbit and its gradual loss of the ability to set its own rules and make its own laws.

Sir Kiir said he wanted to “reset” relations with the EU ahead of formal negotiations on trade and economic relations due to begin next year.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer walks with European Council President Charles Michel at the European Commission headquarters in Brussels

In return, the alliance will demand a youth movement programme, the adoption of EU legislation and the continued right for European countries to fish in UK waters after 2026.

The new team will be responsible for ensuring any changes are permanent and not reversed by a future Conservative government, according to insiders.

A source told the MoS: “Officials from every government department have been arrested and told they will have free rein to demand what they need from every corner of Whitehall to make the reset successful.”

The unit will be located near Number 10 and headed by a 200,000-a-year civil servant with the title of second permanent secretary of the European Union.

They will report to Nick Thomas Symonds, Minister for Relations with the European Union.

Sir Kiir will meet European Commission President Ursula van der Leyen and EU leaders in February, and Chancellor Rachel Reeves attended a meeting of EU finance ministers last week.

Brussels is demanding that UK regulations be aligned with EU rules as the price of closer trade. The first stage of the security agreement is expected to be announced in February, followed by a summit in the spring.

A government spokesperson said: “This government is resetting its relationship with the EU and committed to strengthening cooperation, making societies safer and removing trade barriers, helping to boost economic growth. No return to the customs union, the single market or freedom of movement. The UK Government will always strive to protect the interests of our fishermen.

A Cabinet Office source said: “The team is made up of members of the Windsor Framework Working Group, which was set up to try to repair the huge holes left by the failure of Lord Frost's deal in regarding Northern Ireland.”

They said Lord Frost's claim that Labor wanted to re-enter the EU was “completely false”.