5 things you may not know about Boris Johnson, UK’s next PM
World | July 23, 2019 23:09 ISTHere are five things you may not know about Boris Johnson, who is set to become Britain’s next prime minister :
Here are five things you may not know about Boris Johnson, who is set to become Britain’s next prime minister :
Brexit hardliner Boris Johnson is next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He replaces Theresa May, who announced her resignation last month.
The frontrunner throughout the contest has been the 55-year-old ex-London mayor as the Conservative Party's over 160,000 members ACROSS the UK filed in their postal votes to decide between him and the current foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt.
He also said that Brexit will enable his country to champion trade deals around the world for the first time in 45 years.
The poll result came on Saturday as ballot papers started to arrive at the homes of 160,000 members of the ruling Conservative Party.
Boris Johnson won the highest number of votes in the first round of the UK's leadership poll, securing his position to succeed outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, with the field of candidates narrowed to seven from 10.
Boris Johnson launched his bid to replace outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May as leader of the Conservatives.
Britain's frontrunner in the prime ministerial race, Boris Johnson, wants an "even closer" partnership between India and the UK after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "emphatic" victory.
With Britain due to leave the currently 28-nation bloc on March 29, 2019, EU officials have warned Britain repeatedly that time is running out to seal a deal spelling out the terms of the divorce and a post-split relationship.
Theresa May's Cabinet Chancellor Philip Hammond, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, Brexit secretary David Davis and Home Secretary Amber Rudd plotted to remove her following the general election.
Johnson, one of the Conservatives’ most popular politicians, tweeted that an article in the Mail on Sunday newspaper headlined “Boris set to launch bid to be PM as May clings on” was “tripe.”
Johnson said that he was backing Theresa May. "Lets get on with the job," he added.
Hours after Boris Johnson was knifed out of the Conservative Party’s leadership race post- Brexit, former British Prime Minister David Cameron sent a revenge message saying "you should have stuck with me, mate", a new book has claimed.
London: Terming India as a great defaulter, Britain’s new foreign secretary Boris Johnson informed the House of Commons that India is on the long list of foreign countries who refuse to pay London’s congestion charge.
Former London mayor and "Leave" campaign figurehead in Britain's EU referendum, Boris Johnson, has been appointed Foreign Minister in new Prime Minister Theresa May's government.
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