The petition has 618,792 signatures, far more than the number needed to spark debate in the British House of Commons.
The scene reflects a split within the ranks Conservative Party It is between a team that calls for more time for Terrace, and a team that believes that the matter is over and the best solution for the party lies in her departure, to ensure that the confidence of the British are preserved in any future elections.
And the first deputy to openly declare the second party’s point of view, is the conservative deputy from Rygate, Crispin Bluntwho summed it up with the phrase: "game over".
For his part, British journalist, Andrew Neale Shaw, does not believe that the terracecan survive the current crisis, adding: "I think the match is over and now the question is how to manage the alternative".
"not in power"
In turn, Mark Garnier, Conservative MP for Wire Forest, insists that the Prime Minister Liz Terrace "In office, but not in power".
What he said is that there is a split into two camps, those who believe that conservative They must give Mrs. Terrace time, and those who want to bring the matter to an end.
However, he said there was a sense of relief among his colleagues that we were getting somewhere a little more stable with the new finance minister. Jeremy Hunt In its place.
scheme to drop it
newspaper revealed "Daily Mail" The British government announced, on Saturday, a plan by parliamentarians loyal to former candidates for the position of prime minister, to oust the current Prime Minister, Liz Terrace, from her post after "Confused by her decisions"while its supporters warned that this would be tantamount to "suicide" the Conservative Party in light of the decline in popularity.
newspaper said "Daily Mail" A group of about 20 members Parliamentmost of them supporters of former prime ministerial candidate, Rishi Sunak, gathered to plot to oust Ters.
While she quoted deputies loyal to Liz Terrace that her dismissal will be "suicide"amid talk that MPs are backing a joint card for her former rivals in the leadership, Rishi Sunak and Benny Mordaunt, to take over the running of the country alternately until the next elections in 2024 in the manner of Bennett Lapid government in Israel.
Commenting on the scene, the US President said, joe biden He was not the only one who saw British Prime Minister Liz Terrace’s original economic plan, which led to a sharp drop in the value of the pound, as wrong.
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Nearly 618,000 people signed a petition calling for instant general electionsin an attempt by them to stop the chaos that followed Teras’s assumption of office, and Parliament is scheduled to discuss that call tomorrow, Monday
The petition has 618,792 signatures, far more than the number needed to spark debate in the British House of Commons.
The scene reflects a split within the ranks Conservative Party It is between a team that calls for more time for Terrace, and a team that believes that the matter is over and the best solution for the party lies in her departure, to ensure that the confidence of the British are preserved in any future elections.
And the first deputy to openly declare the second party’s point of view, is the conservative deputy from Rygate, Crispin Bluntwho summed it up with the phrase: “Game over.”
For his part, British journalist, Andrew Neale Shaw, does not believe that the terracecan survive the current crisis, adding: “I think the match is over and now the question is how to manage the alternative.”
“not in power”
In turn, Mark Garnier, Conservative MP for Wire Forest, insists that the Prime Minister Liz Terrace “In office, but not in power.”
What he said is that there is a split into two camps, those who believe that conservative They must give Mrs. Terrace time, and those who want to bring the matter to an end.
However, he said there was a sense of relief among his colleagues that we were getting somewhere a little more stable with the new finance minister. Jeremy Hunt In its place.
scheme to drop it
And the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”, revealed, on Saturday, a plot by parliamentarians loyal to former candidates for the position of prime minister, to oust the current Prime Minister, Liz Terrace, from her position after “floundering her decisions”, while her supporters warned that this would be a “suicide” for the party. Conservatives in light of the decline in popularity.
The newspaper “Daily Mail” that a group of about 20 members Parliamentmost of them supporters of former prime ministerial candidate, Rishi Sunak, gathered to plot to oust Ters.
While it quoted deputies loyal to Liz Truss that removing her would be “suicide”, amid talk that MPs are supporting a joint card for her former rivals in the leadership, Rishi Sunak and Benny Mordaunt, to take over running the country alternately until the next elections in 2024 in the manner of Bennett Lapid government in Israel.
Commenting on the scene, the US President said, joe biden He was not the only one who saw British Prime Minister Liz Terrace’s original economic plan, which led to a sharp drop in the value of the pound, as wrong.