Theresa May general election
The British Prime Minister has promised to set dates for the general election in early June.
She also said that if she is defeated again, she will resign if she resigns.
British Prime Minister Theresa has promised to set dates for the election of a new prime minister in the first week of June.
She has expressed this consent during a meeting between senior Prime Minister and senior party leaders of the ruling Tory Party.
She said that she would take the British contract with the European Union after the approval of Parliament.
However, critics say the party would resign if the agreement was once again defeated by parliamentary three times.
At the end of last year, Prime Minister Theresa made a no-confidence motion against the House, which won her.
As a result, no no-confidence motion can be brought against her until next December.
In a special announcement, former Minister Boris Johnson has said that he is helping fight for the leadership after the Prime Minister resigned.
He made a significant contribution to the BRIXIT program and was later re-appointed as Prime Minister of the country, Theresa Oya.
