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(Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a threat to his leadership from rebels in his Conservative Party who are demanding a clear path out of the U.K.'s economically damaging lockdown. Leadership Question He is one of 55 Tories who voted against Johnson's pandemic plan for a tougher system of tiered restrictions organized by regions in December. On paper, it would take only 40 Tory MPs to vote against the government to inflict a defeat on Johnson if all the opposition parties also decided to block the prime minister's plans. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a threat to his leadership from Conservative lawmakers demanding a clear path out of the U.K.'s economically damaging third pandemic lockdown. On paper, it would take only 40 Tory MPs to vote against the government to inflict a defeat on Johnson if all the opposition parties also decided to block the prime minister's plans. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Conor Burns, a key ally of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, resigned as trade minister on Monday after an inquiry found he'd breached parliamentary ethics rules to help his father. Burns co-managed Johnson's Conservative Party leadership campaign last year, helping to organize meetings with other members of Parliament and building support. [Extracted from the article]

The U.K.'s coronavirus lockdown is likely to begin to be eased from Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, as he promised to announce details to the nation this weekend. Johnson's spokesman, James Slack, said people should prepare for a "different kind of normal", and the government will adopt a phased approach to easing restrictions. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the clash of Great Britain's political contenders over the Brexit Party taking seats from both the Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party in the next election. Topics discussed the members of Parliament tempted to try to frustrate the split from the European Union; mentions the views of Boris Johnson of campaigning before Tory activists start voting for the Britain's next prime minister; and highlights the contradiction of Jeremy Hunt as Britain must pay the cash.

The article focuses on the clash of Great Britain's political contenders over the Brexit Party taking seats from both the Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party in the next election. Topics discussed the members of Parliament tempted to try to frustrate the split from the European Union; mentions the views of Boris Johnson of campaigning before Tory activists start voting for the Britain's next prime minister; and highlights the contradiction of Jeremy Hunt as Britain must pay the cash.