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Funny Memes On House Of Commons' Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg A recline has created ripples across the world of politics, art, sport, science & even popular culture. In one day, the House of Commons' Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg has become a global phenomenon. Memes of the veteran politician have gone viral to an extent that Jacob Rees-Mogg has garnered more attention than the Brexit mess itself. Here's more.

Gravitas: Memes galore: Jacob Rees-Mogg in art, sport, Mathematics & more....

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Thursday he would "rather be dead in a ditch" than delay Brexit beyond next month, as he urged opposition lawmakers who oppose his plan to support an early election.

'I'd rather be dead in a ditch' than delay Brexit: British PM Boris Johnson

Britain should delay Brexit beyond October 31 rather than leave the European Union without a deal, which would be particularly harmful to large carmakers, the head of the sector's industry body told Reuters on Friday.

Leaving without a deal would be the worst outcome: UK carmakers on no-deal Brexit

We are landing where no one has gone before: ISRO chief Sivan on Chandrayaan-2 landing India is all set to script history during the intervening night of Friday-Saturday with Chandrayaan-2 scheduled to land on the region of the Moon which has not yet been explored by any country.

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As Britain stares at another election, PM Johnson said that he wasn't contemplating resigning over the Brexit deal which has got entangled in Parliament. "That is not a hypothesis I'm willing to contemplate," Johnson said when asked by a reporter on whether he would resign over the Brexit row.

Not a hypothesis I'm willing to contemplate, Johnson on resignation over Brexit

British opposition parties will discuss on Friday how to respond to Boris Johnson's bid to call a snap election after the prime minister said he would rather die in a ditch than delay the planned October 31 departure from the European Union.

British opposition parties discuss PM Boris Johnson's Brexit election gamble

By Chris Stafford Despite repeatedly insisting he didn’t want a general election, Boris Johnson, the UK prime minister, has now tried and failed to get parliament to support one.

UK general election: when and how could it happen?

Analysing The Changing Dynamics In India-United Kingdom Ties In The Context Of Brexit India is one of the most important bilateral priorities for the United Kingdom. On #WionEdit, Palki charts the changing dynamics in India's ties with the UK. Any friction in the ties with India would hurt UK's economy, especially given the uncertainties surrounding the Brexit.

WION Edit: Friction in ties with India likely to hurt UK more

It's a race against time, but the UK is running around in circles. The deadline for Brexit is less than 2 months away and instead of making final arrangements to leave the European Union the UK might be inching closer to another election.

Gravitas: UK headed for a snap election?

Labour MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi demanded Johnson apologise for the language he used regarding Muslim women in a 2018 newspaper column. Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson criticised Johnson for his failure to apologise in response to Dhesi and and for his "carelessness with language".

Tanmanjeet Singh takes Johnson to task, demands apology from Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson failed on Wednesday, September 4 to win the approval of enough lawmakers to go ahead with his plan to hold an early election. He needed to win the backing of at least 434 lawmakers, but only 298 voted in favour of an election while 56 voted against. The opposition Labour Party instructed its lawmakers to abstain on the vote.

UK PM faces two setbacks in one day

WION Speed News: Watch top national and international news of the evening - September 5th, 2019

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government was left in limbo on Wednesday after MPs voted to derail his Brexit plan and rejected his call for an early election to break the political deadlock.

British PM Boris Johnson in limbo after MPs reject his Brexit plan, elections

The British pound topped $1.23 on Thursday, hitting a one-month peak on fading prospects of a "no-deal" Brexit after a series of parliamentary votes tore up Prime Minister Boris Johnson's hardline stance.

Pound tops $1.23 on fading no-deal Brexit prospect

British PM Boris Johnson's brother Jo Johnson quits as MP. Watch video to know more.

British PM Boris Johnson's brother Jo Johnson quits as MP

UK PM faces two setbacks in one day. Watch video to know more.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was on Thursday kicking off what is in effect an election campaign, casting an alliance of opposition parties trying to block a 'no-deal' Brexit as defeatists surrendering to the European Union.

British PM Boris Johnson kicks off election campaign as parliament blocks no-deal Brexit

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government abandoned attempts in the upper house of parliament to block a law aimed at stopping the country from leaving the European Union without a deal.

UK government gives up trying to stop Brexit delay bill in parliament

The leader of the Britain's House of Commons, Jacob Rees-Mogg, adopted a laid-back posture on the benches as lawmakers debated an opposition motion to take control of parliamentary business in order to legally rule out a no-deal Brexit.

UK: Leader snoozes during Brexit debate

The British Parliament on Wednesday voted to prevent Prime Minister Boris Johnson taking Britain out of the European Union without a deal as the British prime minister sought an election just weeks before Brexit.

British lawmakers vote to block no-deal Brexit in fresh blow to PM Johnson

The United Kingdom Is One Step Closer To Polls.

WION Gravitas: Brexit: Johnson government loses working majority ahead of crucial vote

Leaving the European Union without a trade deal would cost Britain at least $16 billion in lost EU sales, and probably far more after accounting for indirect effects and other markets, a report by the U.N. trade agency UNCTAD said on Tuesday (September 3).

"No deal" Brexit would cost at least $16 billion in UK sales to the EU – U.N.

The safe-haven dollar and yen fell on Wednesday as risk sentiment improved after global political worries eased with what markets perceived as positive news in Hong Kong, Italy and Britain.

Dollar, yen fall as global tensions ease

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WION Speed News: Watch top national and international news of the morning - September 6th, 2019

Gravitas: Memes galore: Jacob Rees-Mogg in art, sport, Mathematics & more....

'I'd rather be dead in a ditch' than delay Brexit: British PM Boris Johnson

Leaving without a deal would be the worst outcome: UK carmakers on no-deal Brexit

News brief: Big stories of the day

Not a hypothesis I'm willing to contemplate, Johnson on resignation over Brexit

British opposition parties discuss PM Boris Johnson's Brexit election gamble

UK general election: when and how could it happen?

WION Edit: Friction in ties with India likely to hurt UK more

Gravitas: UK headed for a snap election?

Tanmanjeet Singh takes Johnson to task, demands apology from Johnson

UK PM faces two setbacks in one day

WION Speed News: Watch top national and international news of the evening - September 5th, 2019

British PM Boris Johnson in limbo after MPs reject his Brexit plan, elections

Pound tops $1.23 on fading no-deal Brexit prospect

British PM Boris Johnson's brother Jo Johnson quits as MP

UK PM faces two setbacks in one day

British PM Boris Johnson kicks off election campaign as parliament blocks no-deal Brexit

UK government gives up trying to stop Brexit delay bill in parliament

UK: Leader snoozes during Brexit debate

British lawmakers vote to block no-deal Brexit in fresh blow to PM Johnson

WION Gravitas: Brexit: Johnson government loses working majority ahead of crucial vote

"No deal" Brexit would cost at least $16 billion in UK sales to the EU – U.N.

Dollar, yen fall as global tensions ease