Voting begins in key UK poll to define future of Brexit

Up for grabs are all 650 seats in the British parliament, which has been deadlocked since the 2016 referendum on EU membership.

Johnson hopes to lock in majority as UK votes to decide fate of Brexit, again

Johnson fought election under slogan of 'Get Brexit Done', promising to end deadlock and spend more on health, education and police.

Opposition parties were quick to share the footage on social media, saying it showed Johnson did not care about patients.

The efforts of governments, corporations and individuals are just not enough to slow down, leave alone reverse, the trends in global warming.

Britain votes on Dec 12, with Johnson hoping to secure a majority to be able to push through his Brexit deal to take the country out of EU.

Johnson was asked if he would apologise for the Islamophobia that has taken place in his party.

There would also be more spending on infrastructure, science, and education, while at the same time controlling debt.

Ambassadors meeting in Brussels agreed to the approach, a spokeswoman for Finland, which currently holds the rotating EU presidency, said in a tweet.

Boris Johnson also urged Trump not to impose tariffs on car exports, the statement added.

Hoyle, a Labour MP for 22 years and Bercow's deputy since 2010, beat out 6 other contenders in protracted day of voting in House of Commons.