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Camilla Cavendish argued that people are now “very weary” of the ongoing discussions surrounding the UK’s exit from the EU, with many just wanting it to be “over”. Speaking on BBC Newsnight,

Ms Cavendish was quizzed over Boris Johnson’s rise to become the UK’s new Prime Minister. But she said there has been a “fundamental shift” in the Conservative Party, which has seen the

country’s stance on the Brexit conundrum altered. She added: “I think Remain is over and I think they don’t have to pipe down because they can still fight the battle as it were. “But I do

actually think something fundamental has shifted in the Tory Party and in the country. “So, people are very weary of Brexit as one of the headlines has said. “There’s a sense in the

Conservative Party that we’ve just got to put this behind us and move on and get on with the domestic agenda which they all think Boris Johnson will push forward. READ MORE: BREXITEER MAKES

BRILLIANT PREDICTION ON HOW BORIS JOHNSON WILL BEAT EU “There’s a kind of wishful thinking about this - can we just get this over with. “So the dividing line now is between no deal and some

form of tweaked deal. It’s no longer realistically between Leave and Remain.” Her intervention comes after it was revealed Mr Johnson will meet with US President Donald Trump three times

before Brexit is concluded. It is hoped he will be able to discuss Brexit while on engagements with his American counterpart. Mr Johnson confirmed he would not take a summer holiday as he

wished to continue plans to resolve Brexit. The President also called Mr Johnson "Britain’s Trump". The first meeting is expected to take place next month, but where the

discussions will take place is yet to be confirmed. The next two meetings will then likely be at the G7 in Biarritz, France, and the UN General Assembly in New York in September.