Britain’s Jo Johnson said he knew other ministers and lawmakers were “reflecting hard” on whether to quit in protest at Theresa May’s Brexit plan after his dramatic resignation on Friday ramped up pressure on the prime minister. The junior transport minister - and younger brother of former foreign minister Boris Johnson - issued a searing critique of May’s Brexit deal on Friday when he unexpectedly quit, saying the country needed to pull back from the brink and have a second referendum on leaving the EU. Jo Johnson had previously voted to remain in the bloc, and his departure risks galvanizing other pro-EU ministers ... (full story)