London: Recently British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to bring a point based visa policy on the lines of Australia by 1 January 2021 after Brexit. Under this, the entry of unskilled people into Britain will be stopped and the number of immigrants will decrease.

Johnson calls for forming the Conservative Party government in the December 12 vote: According to information received from sources, in the general election campaign in London, Johnson called on voters to form a majority government of the Conservative Party in the December 12 vote. Brexit can be completed by January 31, 2020 and all necessary changes can be made in the proposal. At the same time, the party has proposed a skill-based visa policy after Brexit which will be equally applicable to citizens of all countries. Indians are also included in this. Johnson said, "Our first step would be to withdraw the withdrawal agreement bill before Christmas and leave the European Union before 31 January." There will be no buts in it, we will keep doing it.

Police killed the attacker: two people were killed and many others were injured in a attack on Friday near Britain's famous London Bridge. The police have called it a terrorist attack. The police has killed the attacker. The bridge has been cordoned off and a large number of police personnel have been deployed.

Investigation of incident on London Bridge started: It is being said that emergency services have also been restored. Scotland Yard said that we have just started an investigation into the incident on London Bridge. Scotland Yard said in a statement that if you are around the scene, then follow the instructions of the officers present there. The London Ambulance Service has called it a major incident.

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