UK Parliament will hold a vote of no confidence in Theresa May’s government

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On Wednesday, January 16, a vote will be held in British Parliament regarding the expression of no confidence in the Cabinet of Ministers of Theresa May. About this reports The Guardian.

Labor Opposition, led by Jeremy Corbyn, launched an initiative to mistrust Theresa May’s government after the House of Commons voted against the Brexit agreement (the United Kingdom’s withdrawal plan from the EU, proposed by the Theresa May government – ed.)
It is noted that if the government does not enlist the support of the parliament, then a new cabinet must be formed within 14 days, if this does not happen, new elections will be called.
Recall, the exit of the UK from the EU is scheduled for March 29, 2019. It was preceded by a referendum, which was held in June 2016, in which 51.89% of the British supported the country’s withdrawal from the EU.

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