Britain's Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, was expected to argue on Wednesday that Britain's looming departure from the European Union provides grounds not for “fear but hope,” and to warn critics that efforts to reverse the process would be a “disastrous mistake.”
One of the main campaigners for withdrawal, known as Brexit, in a referendum in 2016, Mr. Johnson is now a proponent of a clean break with the bloc. Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet, in which he serves, is bitterly divided over how to unravel more than four decades of European integration.
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