"Fight to the end"

Johnson refused to resign and "fight to the end"? British media: He said millions of people voted to him two years ago

Based on the latest news on the 6th of the local time on the 6th local time of the British "Guardian" and Sky News Channel, in the face of the "resignation wave" of its government, British Prime Minister Johnson's attitude was tough. Sources on No. 10 Tangning Street said that Johnson himself "did not plan to resign" and would "continue fighting."

Sky News Channel: The Prime Minister reported that the reporter said that the source told the Sky News Channel that when the Cabinet Minister discussed the question of resignation with Johnson, Johnson said, "No, I don't." According to "Wei." The newspaper reported that Johnson's emotions were "provocative". A source revealed: "He said, millions of people voted for me two years ago -I will fight for this. I can't stop there." Another source said anyone could persuade Johnson.

On the 6th local time, British Prime Minister Johnson was questioned at the lower house of the parliament and rejected the resignation requirements put forward by the members. Picture source: surging image

"Johnson stood on the edge of the cliff." On the 6th, the British mainstream media such as the Times, the Guardian, and the Financial Times wrote such a title on the front page. Due to the scandal of the deputy party whip, Christopher Ping Che, it caused huge dissatisfaction. Within less than 24 hours, at least 33 people, including several cabinet ministers, resigned from the Johnson government. British Sky News described Johnson's situation of "I don't know where the next bullets come from". However, he insisted on the "mission" on the 6th and ignored the voice of his resignation. At present, this "political earthquake" is far from stopping. Johnson, who has escaped a series of scandals, does not know if it can continue the "good luck" this time.

Johnson left 10 Tangning Street on the 6th and went to the lower house of the parliament to be questioned. (Agence France -Presse)

British media: 46 officials have left the Johnson government

According to the latest news from the British Sky News, British MP Garez Davis and James Davis left from the Johnson government. It is reported that 46 officials have now left the Johnson government.

Screenshot of British Sky News Report

Source: Global Network/Wang Yixuan

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