British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. File photoMOSCOW, June 7British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, after voting on a vote of confidence, said he did not intend to hold early elections, instead he wants to focus on the tasks of the government. On Monday evening, representatives of the ruling in Britain The Conservative Party failed to gain enough votes to pass a vote of no confidence in the party's leader and Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The voting was secret. 211 representatives of the party voted for the vote of confidence, 148 voted against. The margin was 63 votes. “I definitely don’t see the point in focusing on anything else, I’m definitely not interested in early elections. What I’m interested in is working for the benefit of the people of this country,” said Johnson, whose statement was broadcast by the TV channel Sky News. He added that the government will now focus on addressing important issues, including pledging to focus on tackling rising prices, strengthening the economy and making the country's streets safer.
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