"Johnson, it's over"

Comprehensive foreign media news, due to the behavior of British Prime Minister Johnson's shelter of Conservative Party Vice Party Whip Knitoper Ping Che, Johnson Cabinet has continued to "earthquakes". Following the resignation of the British Minister and Minister of Health on the 5th, more than 40 British governments have Officials announced their resignation, surpassing one -fifth of the total number of government officials, and the number of people in the conservative party was increasing.

British Sky News said that Johnson is facing the situation of "I don't know where the next bullet is from", but he said that he would not resign and would continue to perform his "mission".

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Chang'an Street Knowledge (WeChat ID: CapitalNews) previously reported that Johnson's attitude and measures in the Conservative Party internally and outside the Conservative Party were very dissatisfied with the attitudes and measures of the flat incident. The "Ping Che Incident" became the "last straw". The Guardian said that on the day when the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Health resigned, at least 6 lower -level government officials also announced their resignation.

On the 6th, more officials joined this ranks. The resignation officials include the Cabinet Minister (Cultural Minister, Education Minister, etc.), non -cabinet ministers, Parliament Private Secretary (PPS), Special Embassy in Trade, Vice Chairman of Conservative Party, Deputy Prosecutor, etc.

Commentary questioned Johnson's "Qi Qi has been exhausted." The BBC reported that Sir Kyle Stammer, the leader of the Welle Labor Party, said that the Johnson government was collapsed between "despicable, scandal, and failure."

Conservative Party's lower House of Representatives and former chief party whip Andrew Mitchell said to the second "News Night" column of the BBC TV that Johnson has been "finished", and the problem is how long he wants to see how long.

Mitchell said: "He is our prime minister, his personality is not suitable, and his temperament is not right."

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Reuters quoted sources as saying that some cabinet members had gone to Tangning Street to advise Johnson to resign, instead of responding to the second dislike of voting, thereby retaining some dignity for themselves.

But Johnson wanted to "struggle" again. Agence France -Presse reported that during the British Parliament Prime Minister's Q & A (PMQ) on the 6th, Johnson ignored the voice of his resignation. He said: "As the prime minister is in danger, the responsibility of the Prime Minister continues to move forward. This is what I want to do."

Since Johnson took office, it can be described as a continuous scandal: huge funding for private houses, suspected of obtaining high -paying positions for relatives, and trying to cover up the unknown expenses of high -level villas on the Caribbean Island and the "party door" scandal that meets the illegal party during the epidemic.

British media said that this time may not be Johnson. Although Johnson escaped in a disliked vote last month, and according to the existing rules, the voting must be separated by 12 months. However, several British Conservatives said that in order to allow Johnson to step down early, they supported the revision rules so that they could conduct a second disliked vote before July 21.

The Washington Post stated that the "1922 Committee" that the British Parliament's next Council Conservatives and Organization trust voted for voting stated that internal elections will be held on the 11th. It is expected that the new committee will amend the trust voting rules. This means that even if Johnson himself is unwilling, he may still be forced to resign because he has not passed a new trust vote.

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"Guardian" commented that there is only one problem in British politics: how long can Johnson's Prime Minister remain? He recently said that he would take another 10 years on Tangning Street. However, it is necessary to measure his time today: How many weeks, days or hours?

At present, Foreign Minister Tellas, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Labo, Minister of Housing, Community and Local Government McCir Goff, Minister of Employment and Retirement Protection, Trysi Ciffi, and Minister of Defense Ben Wallace said they will say that they will say Stay. The British "Financial Times" believes that the cabinet can still run as usual in the short term.

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