UK's Johnson bulldozes through 'gridlock' in final push to win election

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson went for a stunt on Tuesday as he doubled down on his election pledge to get Brexit done in a final push to win over traditional Labor seats. The Conservative Party leader drove a bulldozer through a wall of bricks, painted with the word 'gridlock', moments before delivering a speech on the penultimate day of the campaign.

He told the rally that there was 48 hours to end the "deadlock, gridlock and Roadblock!" as he appeared momentarily stumped to think of another word. Johnson also said he could not see how Brexit would be delivered if his party didn't win a parliamentary majority in the December 12 election.