UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has accused the opposition of undermining the country's ability to negotiate. Johnson was speaking during Prime Minister's Questions after the parliament voted against his Brexit plan. But he avoided specifying whether he would publish documents containing plans for a disruptive "no-deal" Brexit, where the UK and the European Union do not cooperate. He also warned of a general election ahead of the October 31 Brexit deadline if lawmakers vote against him again. The opposition Labour Party and a number of Tory Party members are trying to block a no-deal Brexit.