Johnson meets his ministers: “Go on with work for the British people”

“Continue to ensure what matters to the British people.” In the aftermath of the party’s internal vote, which saw 148 Conservative MPs vote against the confidence and 211 express their support for the incumbent premier, Boris Johnson pledged to carry on the executive’s work in statements made this morning: “This is a government that offers what the people of this country care about most. We have pledged £ 37 billion to support families financially, made our communities safer by hiring 13,500 police officers and dealt with the backlashes of the outbreak of Covid on the health system by opening nearly 100 diagnostic centers so that people can access treatment closer to home “. “Today I am committed to continuing to respect these priorities. We are on the side of the hard-working British workers and will move forward with our work.” Read also Johnson will meet his ministers this morning, to whom he will assure that the government “will consolidate progress” on citizens’ priorities, including easing financial pressure on families, facilitating access to care from the national health system, security guarantees. Johnson will therefore stress the need to “unite the country”. To report it is SkyNews.