UK Prime Minister Theresa May Hangs on A Silk Thread. Is Theresa May on her last days as UK Prime Minister? It increasingly seems that way. A number of her ministers want to meet with May tonight to “talk about her future.” “It may take a few days, but May is ready.”
Theresa May’s attempt to defend her new Brexit deal in the Lower House today turned into a shocking spectacle. Even before she spoke, conservative party members left the meeting room in bushes.
Hardly applause followed her speech. And then she also had questions about the bankruptcy announced today of British Steel, the second largest steel producer in the United Kingdom.
Will May’s song, which has survived several trusts in recent months, be released soon? In any case, it seems more and more like that. May was even addressing parliament when British media were already reporting an impending rebellion.
An ITV journalist said that Scottish minister David Mundell had requested an emergency meeting with May to “talk about her future.”
According to The Telegraph, several ministers burst into a rage after seeing the draft version of the “Withdrawal Agreement Bill,” the law needed to translate the Brexit deal with the EU into UK law.
To make that law digestible, May promised to make a dozen concessions yesterday. Now, according to The Telegraph, the draft shows that May is willing to go much further than agreed within its government.
“Theresa May is ready “
‘It is over. Maybe not immediately, but it happened, “a minister told a Mail On Sunday journalist on Wednesday afternoon. “It may take a few more days until Friday, but May is ready.”
The crucial question remains, however, who would succeed May, if it comes to that. Within the Conservative Party, no one feels called upon to have a great end to May de Brexit.
“It depends on which minister you speak. One says that May will no longer be a prime minister next week, the other states that she will also survive this storm, “a BBC journalist reports on Twitter.
May still doesn’t want to know about any neighbourhoods. Asked if she would leave today, her spokesperson said that “she remains focused on the work that she can do, and that she trusts that she will receive the support of her government.”