Rishi Sunak: I want to be Prime Minister of Great Britain

Former President Rishi Sunak has written on Twitter that Britain is facing an economic crisis and has been nominated to solve it and unify the party.

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Rishi Sunak met Boris Johnson on Saturday night, The Times reported. Steven Swinford, the paper’s policy director, tweeted Sunday morning that no deal had been made between the two.

He also writes that Johnson told his supporters that he was the only candidate with support among voters. Johnson has yet to officially announce his candidacy.

To contest for the post of party leader For the Tories, the Conservative Party, the Prime Minister thus needs the support of at least 100 MPs. In total, 207 of the 357 Tory MPs have gone public with their supporters.

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According to a compilation by the BBC At lunchtime on Sunday, Sunak had the support of 129 MEPs, while Boris Johnson officially had just 55.

– We cannot have him as Prime Minister in a situation where he explodes and takes the entire government with him. “We can’t do that again,” Steve Baker, Britain’s Northern Ireland minister and former Liz Truss supporter, told Sky News.

From Boris Johnson’s page It is reported to have the support of more than 100 members. Trade Minister Jacob Rees-Mogg tells the BBC Johnson will run on Sunday and “people who know the numbers” on Johnson’s staff say he has the support he needs.

And Benny Modant, who has announced his intention to run, has rallied 23 members behind him, the BBC reported. He denies reports that he has discussed any kind of settlement with Johnson, saying he “needs to win.”

Liz dress He resigned on Thursday45 days later he replaced Johnson as Prime Minister.

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