He also claimed the Prime Minister’s blueprint would be “a triumph for Brussels” if it was agreed and called instead for a “Super-Canada deal” instead.
Pressed to rule out a bid for Number 10, he said: “My job is to speak up for what I believe in and the vision that I’ve set out.”
Mr Johnson’s latest barrage at the Prime Minister came in a series of television interviews last night ahead of next week’s Tory conference in Birmingham.
He is expected to be among leading Brexiteers speaking out…
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