ON July 7, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson finally succumbed to immense political pressure and announced his resignation outside 10 Downing Street.
Aside from John Major, who was comprehensively defeated by Tony Blair’s New Labour in 1997, it is interesting to note that most Tory prime ministers in recent history have suffered a similar fate of betrayal and revolt from within their own party, forcing them to stand down.
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