British Prime Minister Liz Terrace announced today, Thursday, her resignation from her position as a leader of the Conservative Party, confirming that she will remain the prime minister until the election of a new party leader.
The British Prime Minister cited her inability to perform her duties as justification for her departure.
Tarras said that she agreed with the Chairman of the 1922 Committee, Graham Braidi, to hold the elections of a new leader next week, which means, according to the party’s rules, that he will become the new prime minister.
In his first remarks following a terrace, Kiir Stamer, the head of the opposition Labor Party, urged for early general elections.
It should be emphasised that the Conservative Party’s 1922 committee must convene in order to amend the provision prohibiting his leader from changing one year before to his election.
Sewala Proteman, the British interior minister, resigned on Wednesday, adding to the turmoil surrounding the Liz Terrace administration, whose support has dwindled and which has been the target of coup attempts within the Conservative Party following the economic programme crisis, which drew criticism from both domestic and foreign sources and increased opportunities for opposition.
The British Interior Minister resigned, citing personal reasons as well as a technical infraction of the laws. She also expressed “severe reservations” about the government’s commitment to upholding the promises it made to voters during the most recent elections.
The resignation comes about two weeks after the dismissal of the Minister of Commercial Policy, Conor Burns, over allegations of his commitment to “an inappropriately inappropriate behaviour,” and 5 days after the resignation of Finance Minister Kawasi Quarting following the mini-budget crisis and tax reduction decisions.
“She served as the final prime minister during the reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on the eighth day of the same month. The government has been in power since September 6.
After being forced to abandon her economic plans, Tarras defended herself in Parliament on Wednesday amid a barrage of criticism, and she acknowledged that she was “fighting, not the one who pulls back.
” Tarras, whose popularity has fell more than ever and faces objections from within the majority of her, was silent 6 weeks after her entry into Downing Street, and she was out of her silence only in order to apologize in an interview with the BBC after her humiliating decline in the tax reduction plan the anticipated.
The crisis is the result of the government’s minister at the time, Koasi Karanting, presenting a “miniature budget” at the end of September. This budget features a significant tax cut and robust support for energy bills, which sparked concerns about the public accounts’ decline as the British pound dropped to its lowest levels and rates rose. Before the Bank of England stepped in to stop the situation from spiralling into a financial crisis, the long-term government borrowing.
Liz Terrace, the prime minister of Britain, tenders her resignation: I cannot follow my duties
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