Go to mediabankUK flag. File photoMOSCOW, Oct 20Britain, where the second prime minister in two months can leave his post, is experiencing the worst political crisis since the Second World War, the situation is even worse than during the Suez crisis, according to British historian Sir Anthony Seldon. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson after the mass resignation members of the Cabinet and criticized him, announced on July 7 his resignation from the post of head of the Conservative Party. In September, former Foreign Minister Liz Truss was elected as the new prime minister. However, her government also faced a flurry of criticism. The level of support for Truss in British society has dropped to 10% due to her unsuccessful economic policies. Polls show that a majority of Conservative Party members believe Truss should step down.Media: Fed fears collapse of the US financial market following the example of Britain «This is becoming the biggest political crisis since the Second World War. The Suez (crisis) in 1956 was bad, but a credible prime minister soon took office, and things returned to normal. In 1972-1974, behind the prime minister, without any doubt, was his cabinet of ministers. And now who? And now where? » — writes Seldon on his Twitter page. Earlier, inews, citing MPs, reported that about 100 members of the British Parliament wrote letters to the chairman of the steering committee of the Conservative Party (the so-called «Committee of 1922»), Graham Brady, asking for a vote of no confidence in the leader of the Truss from -for her failed economic policy. To initiate the procedure, the votes of about 15% of Conservative MPs (approximately 54 MPs) are needed. After the announcement of a vote of no confidence, a secret ballot of all members of parliament from the Conservative Party is held. If the party leader wins the vote (with more than 50% of the votes), he remains in office and receives a one-year immunity. If he loses, he is forced to resign and forfeit the right to participate in subsequent leadership elections. 
Trasse humiliation. UK loses second prime minister in a year
