Boris Johnson's new team turn up for first No10 meeting after massacre of May's Cabinet
BORIS Johnson today summons his top team for the first time - and faces down the rebellious MPs who could scupper his Brexit plans.
They have all signed up to his pledge to leave the EU on Halloween, with or without a deal - even the Remainers like Amber Rudd.He's certain to face a barrage of hostile attacks from opposition MPs who are furious to see him in No10. The new Prime Minister moved to purge his ministers within hours of being asked by the Queen to form a Government.
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