The European Union’s agriculture chief says if British Prime Minister Boris Johnson lets the UK crash out of the EU without a deal on Oct. 31 it will create a “foul atmosphere” that will spill over into any negotiations on a future trade deal between the two. EU Farm Commission Phil Hogan said Tuesday that Johnson should not count on any divisions among the EU’s 27 other nations as the deadline for a disruptive and economically chaotic no-deal Brexit departure draws near. Speaking in his native Ireland, Hogan says “we will hold the line.
