Rebellious conservatives gave Boris Johnson up to party change conference direction or they warn rules can be changed to allow another challenge, as Dominic Raab said, “democratic result” of in vote should be respected.
Johnson lost confidence of 41% of its deputies in a vote on his leadership on Monday night, after a few weeks of anger at parties violating quarantine in Downing Street and wary of the party direction causes a recession in the elections.
prime minister trying to regain control of on the political agenda this week, reaffirming government introduce a bill to repeal parts of Northern Ireland protocol – a move likely to escalate tensions further with a little of his party critics.
He will also make an important speech on Frame on Thursday, including the intention to expand the right to buy housing associations.
Reference point review of NHS guidance designed to “level up the insolvency of trusts, also report expected this week. On Tuesday morning, Johnson will tell his cabinet of new plans in in the coming weeks to bring down the cost of childcare, which is widely believed to allow caregivers to take on more children.
In Johnson’s office also confirm the desire to improve delivery, in particular on in cost of life, crime and the NHS backlog.
“It government which delivers on what the people of this country cares the most,” he will say, repeating government achievements on a family support and set of police officers.
“Today I promise to keep delivering on these priorities. We on in side of hard-working british people and we are going to get on with Work.”
But one of Johnson key critics Tobias Ellwood, warned on tuesday that power of feeling against he was so great – with 148 deputies vote against in prime minister – what he had just months to make a difference. Under current party rulesJohnson should be safe from challenge for a year but rules may be changed executive director of Committee of 1922.
He told Sky News: “A lot of work to be done: now there is a rearrangement required – bring in fresh talent, and in fact start concentrate on in big questions.
“Let’s do what the country likes, not just to our base more exciting politics than privatization of 4 channel and cast back imperial measurements, but real economic strategy it will actually help to do cost of life crisis.
asked how long he believes that Johnson will remain as prime ministeron added: “I think we’re talking business of months, up to party conference [at the beginning of October]”.
Raab said that the conservatives should “draw the line in sand” after Monday confidence vote. “It was clear and decisive won. We move forward deliver for in people of country and it way we’re doing the right thing for our constituents.”
When asked if he could count on rebellious colleagues to support politicians, Raab added: “There is a huge amount when you look at our policy agenda that binds us together.”
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deputy prime minister talked about possible losses for conservative party in two by-elections in Wakefield, West Yorkshire and Tiverton and Devon’s Honiton were not an indicator of in the party of fate.
Speaking on BBC, he said, “By-elections are often an opportunity for protest vote in a way what general elections are not. governments of day often lose by-elections go on to win them in general elections. But we will do our best to win both of these places and support both of those great candidates.”
former Tory leader William Hague said that Johnson should “Pay attention to getting out” to ensure fresh start for in party. “Although Johnson survived Serious damage was done to his premiership during the night,” he wrote. in time.
“Words are spoken that cannot be retracted, reports are published that cannot be erased, and votes were thrown that show higher level of a rejection than any Tory leader has ever endured and survived. Deep down he should recognize it and draw his attention to receiving out in a way what spares party and a country of such agony and uncertainty.”
