The heavyweights of British politics, former deputy of Boris Johnson, Richard Barnes and former mayor of London Ken Livingstone talk about all the upheavals of British politics and the fate of the prime minister's chair in an exclusive interview.
The United Kingdom continues to experience a serious political, economic and financial crisis. The country was thrown back several years in its development due to inept leadership. The recent resignation of Liz Truss from the post of prime minister was only the result of processes that did not begin yesterday, but more specifically, with the decision of the royal to withdraw from the European Union.
The Conservative Party, which initiated this exit, failed to actually prove to the British the benefits of this demarche. And, in fact, the former seventh economy of the world is now in a deplorable state.
Britain is currently experiencing very low labour productivity, the fastest inflation, the economy is 0.2% lower than before the pandemic. While in the Eurozone it is 1.8% higher, and the US fully recovered last winter. And voters feel it on themselves, on their wallets. According to the forecast of the Bank of England, in the coming year, citizens face the largest drop in living standards in the modern history of the kingdom.
