US EditionThe British Government Withdraws Pre-Elections Following the Resignation of Number 2
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The former Secretary of State of Treasury Darren Jones, now appointed State Minister of State, refused that the executive is in crisis and assured, in statements on Sky News television, that the Labour Party will not divide or call forward elections. The advance of the legislative elections was suggested on the sixth day by the leader of the right-wing People's Party Reform UK, Nigel Farage, following Angela Rayner's exit. Farage told his suppor…
The British Prime Minister's government, Keir Starmer, rejected the possibility of calling forward elections, after the forced resignation of the two executives, Angela Rayner, who presupposed a ministerial remodeling
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The British Prime Minister takes advantage of the resignation, today, of his Deputy Prime Minister to execute the main reform of his Cabinet just 14 months after obtaining an absolute majority. The Labour leader places a tougher minister in the interior in immigration to try to stop Reform UK, the main threat to Downing Street. Read
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