Heavy! Trass is the new British Prime Minister. What challenges does the new Prime Minister need to face after taking office?

Heavy! Trass is the new British Prime Minister. After the new Prime Minister takes office, he needs to face the following challenges.

1. The cost of living crisis in Britain? Britain is now in the biggest cost of living crisis in decades, mainly due to the soaring energy and rent.

The Bank of England recently warned that the British economy is likely to suffer the longest recession since the economic crisis in 2007, and there may even be an inflation rate of 18.6% early next year. The high energy prices and shortage of materials after Britain left the EU made inflation higher than that of the EU and the United States.

Although Britain is less dependent on Russian natural gas than many other countries, its winter cold degree is more serious than many European countries. In addition, 40% of Britain's energy consumption comes from natural gas, which makes the British more vulnerable to the energy crisis. By 2023, it is estimated that two-thirds of families will be in danger of survival because of insufficient fuel.

In addition, due to the rising cost of living caused by inflation, a survey by Citibank shows that the current inflation rate in Britain has reached the highest level in 40 years, and the increase in energy prices will push it to above 18% at the beginning of next year, which is the highest level in the past 50 years. This will have disastrous consequences. It is difficult for the public to agree with the policy announced by Trass.

Second, the strait immigration crisis. Troops on the British border may aggravate the immigration crisis on the English Channel border. The findings of this survey were made by Prittie, Minister of the Interior? Entrusted by Patel, it also describes the overall approach of the government to immigration management. This is inefficient and may have the opposite effect. ?

The new question is whether the government intends to send illegal immigrants to Rwanda. The bill was resisted by some human rights groups, and the European Court of Human Rights blocked the first flight to Rwanda.

Third, the crisis of the national medical system The British people are most proud of the national medical system. However, after the outbreak in COVID-19, its capacity declined. Although the current emergency has passed, the situation is still grim, such as the shortage of medical personnel and the low wages of existing personnel.