As the Prime Minister tried to take power over the next few months, Keir Starmer threatenedBoris Johnsonwith a distrust resolution.
Westminster is encouraged by the prime minister to announce his resignation this week after the flood of resignations has lost the prime minister of all his authority.
However, during the Tory leadership contest, rumors are widespread that Mr Johnson wants to stay as the caretaker's prime minister to decide on his successor. The leader of
Labortold Sky News that PMs were not allowed to stay in the office and must be removed immediately.
He threatened to expel the prime minister using a commons vote of no confidence vote unless he gave the reins to another prime minister.
"He has to go completely. None of this nonsense about clinging for months," he said. 25} ( Image:
"He brought lies, fraud and confusion to the country.
"We are stuck in a non-functioning government in the midst of a living cost crisis.
" And all the people who have supported him completely themselves. It should be ashamed. "
Mr. Starmer said the Prime Minister "cannot cling to this way."
He said:
"It's clear that he's not worthy of becoming prime minister. It's been blindly obvious for a very long time.
" If they don't, they'll drive him away. If not, Labor will step up for national interests and bring unconfident votes as the Prime Minister will not be able to continue to cling for months to come. "
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