Opposition to Prime Minister's Draft Agreement

LONDON: The MPs have tried to bring a no-confidence motion on Prime Minister Teresa May as four ministers have resigned in protest against the preliminary draft agreement in England. The UK is taking steps to leave the UK next March. For this, protests are being strengthened by the opposition parties not only for the draft agreement with Prime Minister Teresa. Draughts are not satisfied with the draft, and four ministers, including Dominic Rap, have resigned. This is why the ruling party has a chaotic environment.

Meanwhile, MPs have been demanding a vote of confidence in the Teresa May government. So far 28 MBs have been reported to have given a letter. In the case of 15 MPs, 48 ​​MPs will vote without confidence. So this figure is expected to be reached soon. In an interview with Prime Minister Teresa, he said, "Our law is to take control of the borders and get out of the single market. Because the UK people are concerned about these things, we are working to fulfill the proxy as they voted. I'm doing my job. I'm doing the right thing for the people and the country. So it's ready for any trust vote. " This has created a stir in UK politics