'Clinging to power by his own MPs' perceived cowardice will not turn around Johnson's dire public approval ratings. It will make him a sitting duck for attacks from all sides of the political divide,' writes lukemcgee | Analysis
London Boris Johnson will face the darkest moment of his premiership on Monday evening, after it was finally announced after days of speculation that enough letters had been submitted by his own Conservative Party lawmakers to hold a confidence vote in his leadership.
The letters come after months of Johnson being dogged by the so-called"Partygate" scandal and after he was booed in public during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Despite the obvious stress of facing a vote that could ultimately end his time in office, Johnson will to some extent be relieved for more than one reason. First, the rebels who had been plotting in secret to get rid of him have finally been forced to show their hand.
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