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Representatives of the Conservative Party of the British Parliament on Monday, October 17, plan to hold a meeting at which the issue of the possible resignation of the current Prime Minister Liz Truss will be considered.
As The Guardian clarifies, some parliamentarians will insist that the head of government resign immediately, while others plan to “publicly urge Truss to leave office after the failure of her tax reduction program.”
The newspaper reports that such a decision was made after the decision of Truss to dismiss the head of the British Finance Ministry, Kwasi Kvarteng, because of the radical tax reform that brought down the pound sterling. At the same time, the support of the prime minister is already weakening among ministers.
“Truss is in the waiting room now, she knows about it. I think it’s a matter of time. She can agree and leave the post to a certain extent on her own terms, she can also try to resist, then she will be ousted,” an unnamed ex-minister told the publication.