Former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson is downplaying the possibility of a "no deal" Brexit - in which the United Kingdom leaves the European Union without any agreement between them. Speaking to the BBC, he said it is likely that "The EU and the UK will come to some sort of arrangement."
"There would be challenges without a deal, at all, but I don't think that is what is going to happen." He went on to say that both the UK and EU were led by "responsible human beings" who want, "the best" for the people, and wouldn't allow prices to spike under any new arrangements.
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