Boris Johnsson challenges the opposition to arouse distrust

- They wear the underwear closes today to present such an exercise, so we can vote on it tomorrow, says Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson's appearance in Parliament is the first since yesterday's HD announcement that it was wrong to keep Parliament closed.

Johnson again emphasizes that it is important to carry out Brexit and that if the opposition does not raise a distrust of him, they should let him carry out Brexit.

- Now is the time for Brexit to be implemented, so that we can go ahead and deal with things that people prioritize. People in this country have had enough, says the prime minister.

Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn again urges Boris Johnson to leave his post.

- After yesterday's ruling, the prime minister should have done the right thing and left, milling the Labor leader - whose supporters then shout "Leave!" In a short speech.

However, it was not clear whether Corbyn supports a vote of no confidence or not.

Today, the British lower house rallied a day after the country's highest court ruled that the decision to close Parliament was illegal. Boris Johnson wanted to keep Parliament closed from the beginning of September to October 14, two weeks before the UK left the EU.

The criticism of Boris Johnson was fierce. The opposition called the message too undemocratic and described it as a coup aimed at shortening Brexit negotiations.