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the UK is on The Verge of a "new Chapter" in the story, Boris Johnson said, as he promised to "finish The Job ", through the delivery of Brexit in a matter of weeks.

In his New Year message, the Prime Minister said that he hoped the country would "go forward united", after it leaves the EU on the 31. January.

He vowed to "rules for all", not just those who supported him in the elections.

And he said he wanted to be more prosperous and more equitable opportunity, the indicator will notice a "values" of the new decade.

increase in resources for the NHS, improving the UK's infrastructure, combating violence crimes and the protection of The Environment were said under his government's other priorities for the coming years, he said.

Mr Johnson, is currently on holiday in The Caribbean , said the "first item on his agenda" when he was returned, to deliver on the mandate of the people and the UK from the EU.

He said: "We are beginning a new Chapter in the history of Our Country , in which we come together and move forward United, unleashing the enormous potential of The British people. "

The Conservative landslide election victory on 12. December "driven had elections bulldozer" due to the Blockade in the Parliament, he said, and offered a Way Out of "division, hate and insecurity" around the Brexit debate for 2016 referendum vote.

to ratify legislation, the withdrawal agreement with the EU, supports easily clear The First hurdle before Christmas, when all MPs with a majority of 124.

With a 80-seat Conservative majority in The Commons , The Remaining stages of The Bill are expected to be finished quickly, said in January In Time for the clock to "Brexit done before the end of this month".

"The kitchen finished, the quote I talked about so much during the election campaign has already pierced his disguise made of plastic in the microwave," he said.

During the United Kingdom from the EU institutions on 23. 00 GMT on 31. In January, the negotiations on its future economic relations with the 27-member States bloc have not yet begun to say with the experts, it is far harder than on the conditions that the UK's exit.

Mr Johnson has even sent out a deadline for the conclusion of an ambitious trade deal by the end of 2020, when the 11-month transition agreed by the Two Sides . Many of the leading EU personalities have cast in doubt the tight schedule and the question of the watch-judgment from any extension.

Mr Johnson has promised, the public services at The Heart of a One Nation agenda, promising billions of extra investment for the NHS in the next four years, and levelling schools-promotion through England.

in Front of what is traditionally The Most difficult time of the year, for health, Mr Johnson insisted it was his "top priority" and his ambition was "to use state of the art" health care, which remained free to The Point .

"The loudest message I Heard during the election campaign is that people expect from us - expect me to - to protect and improve the NHS. "

he said, to deliver He has, a "people's government".

"I Am aware that there are millions of people who didn't vote for me, and were disappointed by the outcome," he said.

"If you are one of them, I would like to assure you that I was a Prime Minister for all, not just those who voted for me. I know that you love This Country no less, simply because you wanted to chose a different party or to Stay. "

Mr Johnson, who said a year ago languishing back benches after quitting Theresa May and the government, is planning a major Cabinet reorganization and departmental restructuring after the UK leaves the EU.

He also signalled that the infrastructure and science will be in The Heart of a Budget in March, with the aim of The British "a Motor for the ideas of The Future ".

He said he wanted to "in the 2020s, a decade of prosperity and possibilities," with an "incredibly exciting agenda."

In his New Year message, Boris Johnson , the government, despite their heavy defeat, while the SNP has said Nicola Sturgeon , for many Scots and their government would do anything he could to "mitigate the worst impacts".

elsewhere, Nigel Farage has said he is in no hurry to make the decision on the Brexit Party 's future. He told the Fans that The Party "has changed the policy for good," to choose, in spite of failure, all the MPs, after it decided not to field candidates in More Than 300 Conservative-held seats.

"don't let anyone tell you that we succeeded in our main objectives," he wrote in an E-Mail. "We are now evaluating thoughts and ideas on what could be our next steps. "

Source of news: bbc.com