The Prime Minister cancels plans for a wedding party at an official residence

Rocky until the end. Boris Johnson, who resigned as the Conservative Party's head, was recalled to the limelight yesterday for his eccentricities. To celebrate his union to Carrie Symonds, he was forced to cancel the wedding party. According to the 'Daily Mirror' newspaper, the couple had planned to celebrate the occasion at Checkers on July 30, the official country residence for the British 'premier. The newspaper claims that this was exactly why he wanted to stay in Downing Street as long as possible.

Johnson announced his resignation Thursday as leader of the "tories", but will remain as interim prime minister until they choose his replacement. He intends to continue active until September-October, even -. Until then, he will retain all privileges, including access to any official dependency.

The indignation grew after learning the details of the marriage. The president was accused by the opposition of attempting to keep his power at all costs in order to maintain his benefits. Angela Rayner (number two) of the Labor Party stated it clearly. "Johnson would rather wait until Checkers hosts a party to celebrate his recent marriage." Downing Street was quick to react. According to government sources, there was no one hundred percent agreement and the party would take place on a different stage. Private, you understand.

This episode is more relevant than ever because of the obvious connection to the partygate scandal. That refers to the drinking habits that Cabinet members indulged in at the prime minister’s official residence during pandemic. These were in violation of health restrictions placed on the population by Executive. Johnson was not shaken by this revelation. He laid the foundation that would bring it to an end, but there is no doubt about it.