Britain Is Off The Table For "Final Showdown". Prime Minister Johnson Is Facing A Risk Of Stepping Down.

When British parliamentarians return to the Westminster Palace in the summer recess in September 3rd, they will be the final showdown to decide the fate of the British government and the prospect of "de Europe". The new British Prime Minister Johnson's request for a suspended Parliament for "hard to get rid of Europe" has aroused great opposition in Britain. Corbin, the leader of the opposition Labor Party, said on the 2 day that he would ask for an early general election in parliament, and he might raise a no confidence in Johnson's cabinet. He called it "the last chance to stop the agreement from Europe". At the same time, Johnson also delivered an ultimatum to conservative members: any conservative party member who tried to oppose "no agreement to remove Europe" would be dismissed. Both the ruling Conservative Party and the opposition Labour Party stakes all the bets. Once Johnson fails, he will become the most short-lived prime minister in history. However, even if the Labour Party wins, the prospect of Britain's "off Europe" is still confused.

"Will Johnson's summer end?" Bloomberg, 2, said this week will be the most crucial week to decide how long the conservative new prime minister will remain and whether Britain can leave the European Union or how to leave the European Union. This week's result may be another Conservative prime minister who has ended the most short term prime minister in history by humiliation. It may also be Johnson's win in a dangerous way, or the fact that Britain is once again in a chaos of early elections.

At the end of August, Johnson succeeded in forcing the queen to adjourn parliament again in September 10th. According to Johnson's plan, the British Parliament adjourned again in September 10th after a few days' summer recess until October 14th. Some analysts believe that October 17th is the date of the next EU summit. On the one hand, Johnson's plan has given the parliament a little time to debate the last "European plan" of the government and respect democracy, but at the same time, if Johnson tried to push forward the final plan of "no agreement to remove Europe", the parliament did not have enough time to pass a new bill to stop the plan. October 31st is a statutory "off Europe Day". If the British Parliament does not have a new law, no matter whether there is agreement or no agreement, Britain will automatically leave the European Union on that day. Therefore, if parliament wants to block Johnson's plan, this week's decision will be the key.

The Broadcasting British Corporation (BBC) said that the British Parliament had to stop the "no agreement from Europe". There are only two possible ways: first, immediately after the resumption of Parliamentary Assembly in September 3rd, the legislature will control the meeting time of Parliament. However, in the short 5 working days before the adjournment of September 10th, it is very difficult for the upper and lower houses of Parliament to debate and vote through a new law. Second, let the current government step down. It will be difficult to win the support of the overwhelming majority of the members, including the conservative party.

British opposition Labor Party leader Corbin delivered a speech on the 2 day. After the resumption of Parliament on Tuesday, the Labour Party will do everything possible to prevent the "no agreement from Europe". Corbin said that Johnson's move to close Parliament was "smashing and looting democracy". "We must unite to prevent the emergence of no agreement from Europe. This week will be our last chance... We will work together with other parties to do everything possible to pull our country back from the brink of collapse. Corbin said they would consider a vote of no confidence in Johnson and demanded an early general election. "Only in this way will the Labour Party regain control of Parliament and vote for Britain to remain in Europe".

Labour Party spokesman Stammer said 2 days that the Labour Party's concrete plan will be made public on 2. The plan has only one "simple goal": to prevent Johnson from ordering the UK to leave the EU without agreement. According to his prediction, some 12 Tory members may support the Labour Party's initiative.