LONDON, Sept 1 — The two Conservatives battling to become Britain’s next leader squared off Wednesday for the final time in front of party members set to decide the contest,...
LONDON, Sept 1 — The two Conservatives battling to become Britain’s next leader squared off Wednesday for the final time in front of party members set to decide the contest, just days before the victor takes power.
The next prime minister takes charge at a daunting moment, with Britain facing its highest inflation in 40 years as energy bills soar, and amid warnings of an imminent recession. However, some ministers and MPs — including Truss — remained loyal to the end, arguing Johnson deserved more time to turn around his controversy-tarred three-year tenure.
“I will lead a government that is conducted competently, that is conducted seriously, and with decency and integrity at the heart of everything that we do,” he said.
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