The British Johnson government resigned 16 ministers a day, British media: set a historical record

According to the latest news from the BBC, British Prime Minister Johnson has announced his resignation of the prestige party on the 7th. He will continue to be the Prime Minister of the Detention Prime Minister until the selection of the new party.

According to the British Sky News, July 7th is the third day of the Johnson government's resignation, and the highest record of the number of resignation in British single -day senior officials on the 6th.

Since Tuesday (5th), more than 20 ministers have resigned from the cabinet. So far, the number of senior officials of the Johnson government has exceeded 50 people.

On the same day (6th), 16 ministers left -this is the highest record in the history of the entire British Parliament, surpassing the total number of ministers of the entire prime minister of Gordon Brown or David Cameron.

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Since the resignation of Tuesday's Minister of Finance Rich Sonak and the Minister of Health, the Minister of Health Sagid Javid, 26 ministers have left at the time of publication. This number surpassed the total number of Magriat Satcher or John Mayo's 7 -year resignation minister during the 7 -year -old Prime Minister. There are more non -minister -level conservative members who have applied for resignation, which means that more than 50 senior government officials leave within 48 hours.

It is reported that this term of Johnson will be remembered at the resignation of the most minister -level officials in history. Only during the period of the Conservative Party split during the Brexit during the Political period of Teresa May, can it be close to this? The number of resignations.

In addition to resigning from Johnson's cabinet, several international trade envoys and private secretaries of parliament have also left, while other Conservative posterior members have publicly expressed their loss of confidence in the Prime Minister.

Johnson passed the barrier vote in the unwillingness of the Conservatives in early June, but at the time, 41.2%of the Conservative MPs voted to oppose him. Some members who said at the time that voting to support Johnson's continued as the Prime Minister announced that if they did not trust votes again, they would make different choices.

It is reported that Mrs. Sachel and Trysa May lost less votes than Johnson in 1990 and 2019, and their ruling time after non -confident voting was shorter than 6 months.

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