British media: Johnson did not leave, do you want to have a wedding in the official residence?

The British media quoted sources on the 7th that the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation that day but planned to stay in the party to choose a successor. One of the factors was to use the Prime Minister's rural official residence to host a wedding at the end of the month.

On July 7, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson returned to the room after a speech at the gate of No. 10 Tangning Street, London. Xinhua News Agency reporter Han Yan

Johnson and his wife Carri held a small -scale wedding in the Church of Westminster, London in May 2021. It was restricted by the new crown epidemic prevention and control measures. At that time, only 30 guests could be invited. The Johnson couple intends to host a more grand wedding on July 30. The venue is scheduled to be the Prime Minister ’s villa at the Prime Minister's rural official residence in the northwest of London.

British media such as "Daily Mirror" and "Guardian" quoted sources saying that the Conservative Party may not be able to choose the first party until October, and Johnson will officially step down. Such a timetable allows Johnson to temporarily retain the privilege of using the villa in Villa and hold a wedding as planned. It is reported that the wedding invitation from the Johnson couple to the relatives and friends of both parties has been issued.

In an interview with the Radio of London Broadcasting Corporation, the mayor of London, the mayor of London, said: "Although everyone wants to spend a luxury wedding at the Taxpayer of the Pixcus, he (Johnson) dry This is not possible, because the British people will hate this behavior. "

He said that "decent conservatives" would not agree to Johnson's "for personal interests rather than national interests to continue to be the Prime Minister."

A Johnson spokesman said that Johnson continued to fulfill his responsibilities for his "sense of responsibility".

Agence France -Presse reported that some of the Conservative Celebrations, including former Prime Minister John Meijie, believed that if Johnson stayed as the Prime Minister for so long, it would bring political risks to the Conservative Party. (Cui Shiyu)

(Source: Xinhua News Agency client)

【Edit: Fu Sakura】

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