Tellas will accept the appointment of the queen today, and the British has changed four prime ministers within six years

Jimu Journalist Li Lili Huang Jiaqi

On September 5, local time, Leeds Tellas was elected as the new party leader of the Conservative Party. According to Reuters, Tuesday, Tris will take over Boris Johnson as the British Prime Minister. She will go to Scotland to meet the Queen Elizabeth II and be appointed as the new Prime Minister by the Queen.

Tellas (Picture Source Network)

In the election of the Conservative Party leader, he defeated his opponent Rich Sunak with a 57.4%advantage of 42.6%. After taking office, she will reduce taxes to resolve the crisis of people's living costs and help the public pay for soaring energy bills to solve the increasingly serious energy crisis of the UK.

"Thank you for trusting me and let me lead our great country." After winning the election, Tellas posted on Twitter, "I will take bold action to let all of us spend this difficult period and develop in this difficult period, develop development, and develop. Our economy releases the potential of Britain. "

Twitter Posted by Tellas (Screenshot of the source of the picture)

The victory of Tras made her the fourth prime minister in Britain's six years and the third female leader in British history after Margaret Sachel and Teresa May.

Johnson was forced to resign after a few months of scandal questioning. He will give a speech outside Tangning Street, and then go to the Balmolesburg in Scotland to meet with Queen Elizabeth and formally submitted his resignation.

Tellas will meet with the Queen with different planes with Johnson. He is appointed as the new Prime Minister by the Queen and is asked to form a government. She will then speak to the whole country and appoint her cabinet members.

Buckingham Palace announced last week that due to inconvenience, the Queen will appoint the new Prime Minister in the summer vacation. This is the first time in history. Prior to Tras, Queen Elizabeth appointed 14 Prime Minister in Buckingham Palace.

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