Liz Tarras, the British prime minister, announced her retirement from the leadership of the country’s ruling Conservative Party today, Thursday. She added that she will continue in her role as leader until a replacement is named within a week.
In view of the current situation, I can no longer perform my commitments, Tarras declared during a press conference at Downing Street.
“I informed King Charles III of my resignation from the Conservative Party leadership,” she continued.
and to pick a new party president, we will have early elections next week.
Millions of Britons skip meals as a result of the high cost of living and the high prices of food brought on by last month’s inflation rate of over 10%, according to the findings of a survey performed by the British “White Institute.”
About three thousand people participated in the survey, which revealed that half of British families cut back on daily meals.
According to the French Press Agency, a comparable percentage acknowledged that it is more difficult to eat healthily now than it was in the pre-crisis period and prefers ready meals to save on gas or electricity.
Eighty percent of those whose opinions were solicited reported having financial troubles. Many people opt not to purchase candy and sweets because they are content with the necessities.
The British Consumer Protection Association issued a warning yesterday, stating that after the new Treasury Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, dramatically shortened the period of determining the roof for energy invoices, millions of British families may find themselves in an energy poverty situation and unable to afford adequate heating during the winter.
Large portions of the policies that Koasi Quarting outlined at the end of September within the framework of the budget were cancelled by Hunt, who also combined significant help for energy costs for families and businesses with a cut in taxes at various levels.
The highest rate of the Group of Seven countries’ inflation was 10.1% in Britain in September on an annual basis. In the last forty years, this rate is the highest.
Liz Terrace: Given the circumstances, I am unable to continue fulfilling my commitments.
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