Collapse us if you can, British government dares Brexit opponents

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government, on Thursday, challenged opponents of Brexit in parliament to collapse the government or change the law if they want to thwart Britain’s exit from the EU.
More than three years since the Brexit referendum, the UK is heading toward its gravest constitutional crisis in decades and a showdown with the EU over Brexit, due in just 63 days time.
Johnson, in his boldest step since becoming prime minister in July, enraged opponents of a no-deal Brexit by ordering the suspension of parliament for almost a month.
However, the speaker of the lower House of Parliament, John Bercow, said it is a constitutional outrage as it limited the time the 800-year-old heart of English democracy has to debate and shape the course of British history.