Boris Johnson vows to continue to work with Europe to improve the environment
Leading Leave campaigner argues UK can retain free trade deal with EU and insists Brexit vote was not about immigration
Boris Johnson has today argued the UK will continue to work closely with the EU on a host of issues, including "improving the environment", despite last week's referendum vote to leave the EU. Writing...
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