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That comes on Wednesday a vote for The Conservatives in the Uk, who must decide whether you want to express distrust to the prime minister, Theresa May.
It is her handling of the EU-the divorce, who gets the members of her party to respond.
It is Graham Brady, who is chairman of a faction in the party, which calls itself the 1922 committee, which informs that there are enough signatures to trigger a vote among members of parliament on mistrust.
This writes the news agency Reuters.
Losing May's vote, so she must resign as the leader of The Conservative Party. It happens, she is finished as prime minister.
the Vote will take place on Wednesday evening.
just in ten Danish time was Theresa May ready in front of 10 Downing Street to comment on the news of the mistillidsafstemningen.
- I will fight against the distrust in my party, she says.
Here she made it quite clear that she certainly had not intended to resign. She says however, she will fight with everything she has to get to be prime minister.
The british prime minister should have been in Dublin on Wednesday to discuss the brexit, but have decided to stay in London to fight for his place as prime minister and chairman of the conservative party.
- I'm ready to get the job done, said the pressed the prime minister.
Her opponents have compiled at least 48 dissatisfied parliamentarians. It is, according to the party's laws enough to trigger a mistillidsafstemning.
The Conservative Party has 315 seats in the parliament. If the 158 members or more supports May, she can continue as both president and prime minister.
Parliament was on Tuesday voting on the brexitaftale, as she has agreed with the EU after more than 20 months of negotiations. It would result in a so-called soft brexit.
There is still great disquiet in the Uk about the forthcoming brexit, as it apparently is difficult to find a solution. Photo: AP
But on Monday exposed she vote, because she could see that she had not enough support in his own party and in the opposition.
A wing of her party will have a complete break with the EU, a so-called hard brexit, when the Uk comes out of EU, 29. march. It is also from here that the requirement of a mistillidsafstemning comes.
