What is the reason behind the forced resignation of British Prime Minister Johnson?

On July 7, local time in the UK, British Prime Minister Boris? Johnson issued his resignation statement. So what caused Boris? What happened to Johnson's early resignation as prime minister? Because the day before his resignation statement, Boris? Johnson reiterated that he would not resign in the face of parliamentary questions.

What caused Boris to step down? Johnson was forced to step down for the following three reasons:

1. Improper employment. Facing his own men, Christopher, the deputy whip of the British Conservative Party? Pincher misbehaved and was entrusted with a heavy responsibility. Moreover, when dealing with its problems, it constantly changed its mouth, so that the public gradually lost trust in it.

Secondly, they are riddled with scandals. In the past rounds of epidemic prevention and control in Britain, Boris? Johnson participated in the rally held by the British government center many times, which obviously violated the epidemic prevention and control measures in Britain at that time. This also makes Boris? Johnson is in big trouble? Party door? The incident could not extricate itself, and even encountered a vote of no confidence initiated by the Conservative Party, and finally passed the test.

Third, inflation remains high. Due to the epidemic situation and other factors, the domestic inflation rate in Britain has remained high, especially in May, when its CPI rose from 9% in the previous month to 9. 1%, creating the highest record 1982 since March. Its inflation has reached the highest level in 40 years, which has brought great inconvenience to people's lives. Johnson's dissatisfaction is getting higher and higher.

In less than 48 hours, Boris? Johnson fell into unparalleled isolation, and many senior British officials, including the Minister of Health and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, chose to resign. The root cause is Boris. Johnson lost confidence. In the British folk for Boris? The call for Johnson to step down is getting louder and louder. According to the latest survey by polling agencies, nearly 70% of Britons think Boris? Johnson should resign as prime minister. It can be said that such a high probability has created a record high. Even within his Conservative Party, more than half of the people support Boris? Johnson stepped down.