Live broadcast | New British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to speak soon

in Britain from the former finance minister of Rishi Sunak will officially become the country’s new prime minister and chairman of the conservatives on Tuesday. Sunak is already the third prime minister in the current year.

Sunak is Britain’s first non-white prime minister and, at 42, the youngest prime minister in more than two centuries. At the same time, he is the first prime minister whose king Charles III appoint.

The late queen Elizabeth appointed the outgoing prime minister By Liz Truss office just two days before his death in early September.

Truss gave a short statement outside the Prime Minister’s official residence 10 Downing Street a little after noon Finnish time.

After his speech, Truss traveled to meet King Charles at Buckingham Palace, where he officially resigned as Prime Minister.

After this, Sunak in turn traveled to meet the king, who asked the new prime minister to form a government.

Sunak is scheduled to give his own statement at 1:35 PM Finnish time.

HS shows a live broadcast of the day’s events.

On Monday in his speech, Sunak promised “stability and unity” to Britain struggling with bad economic problems. Sunak has also promised to fix the rift between his own party, the conservatives, cupidity and divisiveness.

The opposition Labor Party has repeatedly called on the Conservatives to hold early elections due to frequent changes of prime minister.

“Sunak lacks a mandate, answers and ideas,” lamented a member of the leadership of the Labor Party Angela Rayner on Twitter.

The people seem to agree, because according to a survey by the Ipsos market research institute, 62 percent of voters would like to go to the polls before the turn of the year.

However, according to the British electoral system, an election is not required to be held before January 2025. With the Conservatives’ support in a miserable state, it is highly unlikely that the party would agree to an election before it has to.