UK: PM Johnson vows to deliver Brexit on Jan 31 'despite everything'

W/S House of Commons, London
SOT, Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister: "Mr Speaker, this is a government that is leading the world, leading the world in tackling abuses, in sticking up for human rights, in championing the struggle against climate change and in leading the fight that every single girl in the world should have access to twelve years of quality education. That is what global Britain, out of this government, is delivering. He (Corbyn) would isolate this country, he would deprive us of our most crucial allies. We are going to take this country forward, outwards, into the world and Mr Speaker, in case I forgot to mention it before, we are going to deliver on our promises and take us out of the European Union despite everything, despite everything that he and all the parties opposite try to do this Friday." *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
W/S House of Commons *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister: "Mr Speaker, nothing in our withdrawal from the EU stops UK students from being able to pursue their hopes, their dreams around the whole of the European Union and we will ensure that this is the case." *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
W/S House of Commons *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister: "I think it's time that we regarded this (Brexit) as a beginning. This is curtain up on a fantastic future for our country and that is the frame of mind may I respectfully suggest to the Right Honourable Lady and others in which they should approach it." *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
M/S SNP leader in House of Commons Ian Blackford speaking *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister (answering leader of SNP Ian Blackford): "The way to boost the population of Scotland is not to have a Scottish government that taxes the population of Scotland to oblivion, that fails to deliver results to their schools. Mr Speaker it may interest you to know that the SNP have not had a debate in their parliament on education for two years. What are they debating today? Whether or not to fly the EU flag. They should get on with their day job, Mr Speaker." *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
W/S House of Commons *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister: "No peace plan is perfect, but this has the merit of the two-state solution. It is a two-state solution. It would ensure that Jerusalem is both the capital of Israel and of the Palestinian people, and I urge him (Corbyn), rather than being so characteristically negative, to reach out to his friends, my friends, our friends in the Palestinian Authority, to Mahmoud Abbas - for whom I have the highest respect - and urge him for once to engage with this initiative. To get talking, rather than to leave a political vacuum."
W/S House of Commons
SCRIPT
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said it was time for the country to 'come together' over Brexit, as he spoke at Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday, two days before the UK's departure from the European Union.
"We are going to deliver on our promises and take us out of the European Union despite everything, despite everything that he and all the parties opposite try to do this Friday," he said, addressing directly Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Johnson also praised US President Donald Trump's Middle East plan, which was unveiled on Wednesday in Washington.
"No peace plan is perfect, but this has the merit of the two-state solution", he said, urging the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas to engage with the US' initiative.