The names of the candidates for the post of Prime Minister of Britain
According to British media, in the event that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Theresa May, resigns, one of four main contenders can take her post.
The press gives specific names: these are former British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, former Brexit Minister Dominic Raab, current Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt or head of the Department of Agricultural Development Michael Gove.
According to the forecast of the Financial Times, conservatives (Tories) in the British Parliament, advocating pragmatism in relations with other European countries, will support Gove. Independent reports that Gove’s odds are one in three, and Johnson’s odds are one in four.
However, there is another contender for the post of head of the British government - this is the country's general treasurer, Elizabeth Trass.
Earlier, Teresa May announced that she could leave her post this summer. This will happen if the British Parliament comes out in support of the deal with the European Union on Brexit, which it offers. In this case, May promises to abandon the post of leader of the Conservative Party.
The head of the British government believes that deputies who twice rejected her draft agreement with the European Union are responsible for deferring Brexit.
The press gives specific names: these are former British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, former Brexit Minister Dominic Raab, current Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt or head of the Department of Agricultural Development Michael Gove.
According to the forecast of the Financial Times, conservatives (Tories) in the British Parliament, advocating pragmatism in relations with other European countries, will support Gove. Independent reports that Gove’s odds are one in three, and Johnson’s odds are one in four.
However, there is another contender for the post of head of the British government - this is the country's general treasurer, Elizabeth Trass.
Earlier, Teresa May announced that she could leave her post this summer. This will happen if the British Parliament comes out in support of the deal with the European Union on Brexit, which it offers. In this case, May promises to abandon the post of leader of the Conservative Party.
The head of the British government believes that deputies who twice rejected her draft agreement with the European Union are responsible for deferring Brexit.
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