LONDON — Boris Johnson took back control of Britain’s borders through Brexit — then outsourced their policing to the EU.
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Boris Johnson beefs up Downing Street in wake of Partygate saga
LONDON — Boris Johnson moved to beef up his office at the expense of the U.K.’s Cabinet Office in the wake