Boris gets countdown clock delivered to No10 Downing Street to mark the 91 days to Brexit
BORIS Johnson has got a special clock delivered to No10 so he can count down the days until we officially leave the EU.
A large package was seen being delivered to Downing Street earlier today.
And luckily the label was in plain view, so it was clear what was being posted to the new PM.
It said: "Digital count down clock... hours, minutes and seconds display."
The clock was marked fragile too.
It could be similar to the one which has been hung up in Tory HQ as well since Boris came to power.
Chairman James Cleverly posted a snap of himself with the clock yesterday with a smile, pointing at the latest addition to the room.
There was a sign above it which read: "We will have delivered Brexit and left the EU by..."
Boris Johnson has promised to get us out of the bloc by October 31 - no matter what happens.
He's staking his entire premiership in Downing Street on his promise to finally deliver the result of the referendum.
The Tories have been warned they will be wiped out if that doesn't happen.
Boris has vowed to throw out the hated Northern Irish backstop and strike a new deal with the EU.
However, Brussels has insisted the deal can't be re-opened and this agreement is the only one on the table.
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Today Sajid Javid announced a huge ramping up of cash for No Deal, with an extra £2billion of spending.
He said that the only way we'd be truly prepared would be to allocate extra cash to Britain's border, to ensure vital medicine supplies and start planning a huge PR campaign to sell it to the public.
Millions will be given to councils, the UK passport office and the Foreign Office to help with the efforts too.
Another billion pounds could be made available later this year if needed.
500 extra border guards have been announced too, as first revealed by The Sun last week.
However, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Rishi Sunak, admitted that only half of those would be ready by exit day.
Boris chaired his first meeting of the Cabinet's key Brexit committee today.
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