News from Al-Madinah: In Britain today, Friday, a movement to find a person to take over the government within a week to its maximum extent began after Liz Tarras filed her resignation from her position 44 days after being elected. However, nobody has publicly revealed who nominated her.
Beni Mordlant, the former minister of defence, and Rishi Sonak, the former finance minister, both stated today, Friday, that they will participate in the election for the role of Conservative Party leader and British Prime Minister, respectively.
However, Boris Johnson, who was forced to resign in July after his ministers all quit at once, might run again in this election.
When British Defense Minister Ben Wallet emphasized on Friday that he would not compete for prime minister but would instead back Johnson in the position, the local media reported that 30 conservative deputies had indicated their support for Johnson’s return to the party’s leadership.
In the context, the British newspaper “The Times” reported that after the resignation of Liz Tarch, its predecessor Boris Johnson is preparing to achieve an unprecedented political return only six weeks after he left the position of Prime Minister of Britain.
According to a “Times” article, Johnson invited his supporters, allies, and team from the 2019 general elections to run his new campaign.
According to the source, Johnson’s return to politics will cause the Conservative Party to become even more polarized, with at least three deputies expected to defect.
This comes as the Chairman of the British House of Commons of the House of Commons, Mail Strad, announced his support for Rishi Sonak to head the Conservative Party and the upcoming British government after Liz Treis resigned.
Rishi Sonak will handle the economy, unify the party, and re-enter electoral competitiveness, according to a tweet from Strad via “Twitter.”
In addition, British Prime Minister Liz Tarras announced her retirement yesterday, Thursday, following the shortest and most turbulent tenure of any British Prime Minister.
As a result of her economic policies making many people poorer and harming the nation’s image for financial stability, Taras was compelled to quit.
Two years ago, the Conservative Party did not need to call for general elections since it had a sizable majority in Parliament. By October 28, the party will choose a new leader who will become the fifth prime minister of Britain in the past six years.
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Johnson’s re-election is supported by 30 powerful deputies who identify as “conservatives” when Mourdant enters the contest.
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