Johnson seals BREXIT deal with parliamentary majority

&NewLine;<p>British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has won the parliamentary majority&comma;  thereby&comma; technically sealing the BREXIT desire&period; The victory has been reported by  Sky News and BBC television&comma; after a snap election was called over Brexit&period; <&sol;p>&NewLine;&NewLine;&NewLine;&NewLine;<p>Results monitored by OpenLife&comma; showed that the Tories won 326 of the 650 seats in the lower House of Commons&comma; meaning they could not be beaten&period; Exit polls from Thursday’s vote indicated they could win 368 seats&period;<br> If confirmed&comma; this would be the party’s biggest majority in three decades&period; By contrast&comma; the exit poll spells disaster for the main opposition Labour party which was projected to win just 191 seats – its worst result since 1935&period; On Friday&comma; European leaders are expected to charge EU negotiator Michel Barnier with negotiating a close trade deal with Britain&period; With a large majority of MPs&comma; Mr Johnson will be able to get the divorce deal he struck with Brussels through parliament in time to meet the next Brexit deadline of January 31&period;<br> <br> <br> <&sol;p>&NewLine;