Today, Thursday, Sir Graham Brady, the head of the British 1922 Committee’s Special Committee for the Chief of Government, announced that Liz Terrach’s successor as president of the cabinet will be chosen before the end of October.
The new leader is anticipated to assume his duties by Friday, October 28, Bradi stated, according to the British “Sky News” network in its English-language publication.
Brady continued, “I spoke to party head Jake Perry and he verified that a vote could be taken and the leadership elections could be concluded by Friday, October 28.”
There are currently no other details, he said, but more information will be made available soon.
These developments come shortly after Liz Tarras announced her resignation from the presidency of the Conservative Party, which makes it the shortest service prime minister in the history of the United Kingdom.
Tarras claimed that she spoke with King Charles to offer her resignation and added that she would continue in her position as prime minister until a replacement was found.
The British Prime Minister justified her resignation that she could not follow up on her duties, and Tarras said that she agreed with the head of the 1922 committee, Sir Graham Brady, that the elections of a new leader will be held next week, which means according to the party’s rules that he will become the new prime minister..
Khalaf Lotrach was chosen before the end of October to serve as the selection committee’s chairman.
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