resignation and the two main contenders for the prime ministerial job are none other than Rishi Sudhak and the former prime minister

The Tories are searching for their new leader after List Trust announced their resignation and the two main contenders for the prime ministerial job are none other than Rishi Sudhak and the former prime minister who shunted out just about two months back Boris Johnson, who reportedly held some face to raise talks which is possibly the very first meeting between the two in recent months. The former prime minister has yet to announce his candidacy for the top job. Meanwhile, his counterpart, Richie Sonak, has confirmed that he is definitely running to replace Lascross at Ten Downing Street, making it his second bid in about the last three months to leave the United Kingdom as it is grappling with several crises. On the other hand, according to media reports, the deal that is Boris Johnson and Rishi Sundar met to discuss agreeing to a joint ticket to avoid a Tory civil war. The scenario, of course, came into the picture.

Sunnah is racing ahead the count of Conservative Member of Parliament nominations to be the next leader. The 42-year-old has the public backing of about 128 Tory lawmakers in comparison with Johnson's 53 and 23 for cabinet member Penny Martin'but. Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who returned from a Caribbean holiday by cutting its short, is aiming to launch a pretty audacious bid to make a comeback at Ten Downing Street. His exit was prompted by ex-finance Minister Rishi Sunakh's July resignation which had triggered a mutiny within his government. Johnson cut short his luxury stay in the Dominican Republic to join the seemingly three-way tussle.

The 58-year-old Brexit architect's term in office was marked with a slew of scandals and remains to be seen whether he can put behind the controversies that had badly plagued his first term in office.