UK's Johnson opposes adopting any new EU rules during Brexit transitionLONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister Boris Johnson will oppose any move to adopt European Union regulations made after Britain leaves the bloc in March 2019, the Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported, risking reigniting divisions over Brexit. Johnson, who campaigned to leave the EU in last year s referendum, is one of Britain s highest-profile politicians and seen as a possible replacement for Prime Minister Theresa May. On Friday, he praised a speech by May in which she set out her plan for a roughly two-year transition period after Brexit.  But the Telegraph reported that Johnson had set out a new set of demands, reviving talk of a split among May s senior ministers which has the potential to destabilize her minority government.  Boris will be one of those Cabinet ministers pushing to make sure we don t have any new EU rules and regulations during the transition,  a cabinet source was quoted as saying by the newspaper. Johnson had fueled talk of a leadership challenge ahead of May s speech by publishing his own 4,000-word plan for Brexit which was seen as a criticism of May s more cautious approach.  May s transition plan, set out in the Italian city of Florence in a speech that sought to break an impasse in negotiations with the EU, underlined the importance of regulation to the future economic relationship with the bloc. She highlighted the fact that Britain and the EU start with identical regulatory standards and said she wanted  a practical approach to regulation that enables us to continue to work together in bringing shared prosperity to our peoples . She did not say whether she thought EU regulations passed during the transition period would be matched by Britain but said, on EU law, that British courts would be able to take European Courts of Justice rulings into account. May s Brexit minister David Davis said he did expect British and EU regulations to diverge over time after Brexit. worldnews
uk johnson opposes adopting new eu rules brexit transitionlondon reuters british foreign minister boris johnson oppose move adopt european union regulations made britain leaves bloc march sunday telegraph newspaper reported risking reigning divisions brexit johnson campaigned leave eu last year referendum one britain politicians seen possible replacement prime minister theresa may on friday praised speech may set plan roughly transition period brexit but telegraph reported johnson set new set demands reviving talk split among may senior ministers potential stabilize minority government boris one cabinet ministers pushing make sure new eu rules regulations transition cabinet source quoted saying newspaper johnson fueled talk leadership challenge ahead may speech publishing plan brexit seen criticism may cautious approach may transition plan set italian city florence speech sought break impasse negotiations eu underlined importance regulation future economic relationship bloc she highlighted fact britain eu start identical regulatory standards said wanted practical approach regulation enables us continue work together bringing shared prosperity peoples she say whether thought eu regulations passed transition period would matched britain said eu law british courts would able take european courts justice rulings account may brexit minister david davis said expect british eu regulations diverge time brexit worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: UK's Johnson opposes adopting any new EU rules during Brexit transitionLONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister Boris Johnson will oppose any move to adopt European Union regulations made after Britain leaves the bloc in March 2019, the Sunday Telegraph newspaper reported, risking reigniting divisions over Brexit. Johnson, who campaigned to leave the EU in last year s referendum, is one of Britain s highest-profile politicians and seen as a possible replacement for Prime Minister Theresa May. On Friday, he praised a speech by May in which she set out her plan for a roughly two-year transition period after Brexit.  But the Telegraph reported that Johnson had set out a new set of demands, reviving talk of a split among May s senior ministers which has the potential to destabilize her minority government.  Boris will be one of those Cabinet ministers pushing to make sure we don t have any new EU rules and regulations during the transition,  a cabinet source was quoted as saying by the newspaper. Johnson had fueled talk of a leadership challenge ahead of May s speech by publishing his own 4,000-word plan for Brexit which was seen as a criticism of May s more cautious approach.  May s transition plan, set out in the Italian city of Florence in a speech that sought to break an impasse in negotiations with the EU, underlined the importance of regulation to the future economic relationship with the bloc. She highlighted the fact that Britain and the EU start with identical regulatory standards and said she wanted  a practical approach to regulation that enables us to continue to work together in bringing shared prosperity to our peoples . She did not say whether she thought EU regulations passed during the transition period would be matched by Britain but said, on EU law, that British courts would be able to take European Courts of Justice rulings into account. May s Brexit minister David Davis said he did expect British and EU regulations to diverge over time after Brexit. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: uk johnson opposes adopting new eu rules brexit transitionlondon reuters british foreign minister boris johnson oppose move adopt european union regulations made britain leaves bloc march sunday telegraph newspaper reported risking reigning divisions brexit johnson campaigned leave eu last year referendum one britain politicians seen possible replacement prime minister theresa may on friday praised speech may set plan roughly transition period brexit but telegraph reported johnson set new set demands reviving talk split among may senior ministers potential stabilize minority government boris one cabinet ministers pushing make sure new eu rules regulations transition cabinet source quoted saying newspaper johnson fueled talk leadership challenge ahead may speech publishing plan brexit seen criticism may cautious approach may transition plan set italian city florence speech sought break impasse negotiations eu underlined importance regulation future economic relationship bloc she highlighted fact britain eu start identical regulatory standards said wanted practical approach regulation enables us continue work together bringing shared prosperity peoples she say whether thought eu regulations passed transition period would matched britain said eu law british courts would able take european courts justice rulings account may brexit minister david davis said expect british eu regulations diverge time brexit worldnews