So far today, only five of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative politicians have resigned from his government. The Secretary of State for the British Ministry of Children and Family Affairs Will Quince has announced that he is resigning. “I have no choice but to live my resignation,” Quince said in a lengthy explanation on Twitter. The announcement came shortly after the secretary of the British Ministry of Transport, Laura Trott, announced her resignation. – Trust in politics is, and must always be, of paramount importance, but unfortunately this has been lost in recent months, she writes in a post on Facebook on Wednesday morning. Both state distrust of Boris Johnson as a reason for leaving. Just before 11 o’clock it also became clear that the Secretary of State for the British Ministry of Education, Robin Walker, is also leaving. So just after 12, John Glen also resigned as Secretary of State for the Treasury. Just before Question Time in Parliament began at 1300, it also became clear that Secretary of State Victoria Atkins was withdrawing from the Department of Justice. With today’s latest dismissals, a total of 15 government members have resigned since Tuesday. More and more of Johnson’s allies say they no longer trust the British Prime Minister and are resigning. Photo: Bernat Armangue / AP Know about sexual harassment warning Many of those who are now withdrawing are now clear in their distrust of Boris Johnson, after it became clear that Johnson knew that whip Chris Pincher had notice of sexual harassment against him. Will Quince has previously defended Johnsen for handling Pincher. When it became clear that Johnson knew about the notice, Quince realized he could not continue working for Johnson. There has also been a storm around Johnson after the much-publicized partygate scandal, in which he and several other high-ranking Tory politicians were fined for partying when Britain was under severe coronary restrictions. The incident led to a no-confidence vote against the prime minister in the Conservatives’ party group. The Conservative Party has been in several storms lately. Recently, by-elections had to be held in two constituencies because the conservative representatives from there had to resign. One for watching porn during a meeting in parliament, the other after being sentenced to prison for abusing a 15-year-old boy, writes NTB. Johnson will have to appear in parliament on Wednesday afternoon for Question Time, and it is expected that he will be grilled both about his now retired allies and about the Pincher scandal. Great Britain – Latest news – news
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