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London — Former British Prime Minister John Major said retiring leader Boris Johnson should not stay on Downing Street until a successor is found "for the overall well-being of the country." rice field.
From 1990 to 1997, Johnson's Conservative Prime Minister was either taken over by Deputy Prime Minister Dominique Rab until a new leader was found, or the party changed the selection rules to speed up the process. He said he could upload it.
"The proposal to stay in office for up to three months after the Prime Minister loses support from the Cabinet, government and parliament may be unwise and unsustainable," he said. Public letter.
(Report by Kate Holton and William James)
