Britain should stop talking about no-deal Brexit, says UK minister Ellwood

British junior defense minister Tobias Ellwood on Sunday told other politicians, including those hoping to become the country's new prime minister, to stop talking about a no-deal Brexit, saying that option did not offer a solution. Ellwood would not say if he would resign his position if Boris Johnson, who has promised to leave the European Union by Oct. 31 with or without a deal, became premier.

"I really get frustrated with this energy towards no deal," Ellwood told Sky News. "It isn't a solution," he said, adding he would make a decision about his future "when it actually comes."