LONDON — Boris Johnson is set to finally face the music — on whether his plans to “level up” Britain truly meet the mark.
The blueprint for the British prime minister’s flagship domestic promise was originally expected last summer, and will at last land Wednesday after successive delays. It reveals for the first time 12 “missions” on addressing regional inequalities, including what’s billed as “the biggest shift of power from Whitehall to local leaders in modern times,” according to the government’s trailed release.
The document will seek to address some of the key criticisms aimed at Johnson’s vow to “level up” Britain — namely, that the policy is vague and tends
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