FT: After the local elections on May 2, part of the British parliamentarians from the Conservative Party is going to shift Rishi Sunak from the post of prime minister

After the local elections on May 2, part of the British parliamentarians-conservatives intends to try to endure a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister of Great Britain Rishi Sunaku, writes Financial Times with reference to sources.

We are talking about supporters of ex-Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Tracers. At the same time, FT sources call such a step "jump from an airplane without a parachute." In order to do this, 52 appeals of members of the ruling party in the relevant committee are needed.

As noted in the material, most conservatives consider such plans “madness”, and, as emphasizes, at the moment there is no viable alternative to Sunaku in the party. However, some parliamentarians believe that the leader of the House of Communities Penny Mordont may compete with him.

Bloomberg writes that talking about the possible displacement of the current prime minister has been going on for several months. He is accused of inability to make quick decisions of a series of errors.

In addition, according to The Guardian, Tori prepared a 100-day plan, which, in case of failure in local elections, is supposed to be returned to the voting voting party. It contains proposals that will reduce the influx of legal migrants, increase defense costs, strengthen the penitentiary system and reduce depression and anxiety benefits.