Boris Johnson coyly forgot that his government called for a vote on itself tonight (Image: EPA/Neilhall)

The country avoided general elections after the government won the resolution of mistrust.

MPs voted 349 to 238 for the government in the House of Commons tonight.

Boris Johnson rejected the call to resign shortly after proclaiming his “strong confidence” in the ambitions of the next government.

In a speech defending his record before the vote, to an angry booing from the opposition caucus, the outgoing prime minister escaped what he considers his greatest success in office.

But his comments sparked a heated debate, with Labor leader Keir Starmer telling him: What a relief for the country that they were finally able to free him! “

MPs pointed at each other in the meeting room and shouted, saying some Labor politicians should be ashamed of voting Conservative to protect the Johnson administration.

Labor representative Chi Onwurah described the government as “continuing to suck the blood of my members” and a “vampire government”, although it is practically dead.

Meanwhile, former Labor Secretary Kevin Brennan earlier said Johnson’s vote of no confidence in his government was “very unconventional,” “but I think he’s an unconventional man. To talk about his own funeral.”

Sir Bill Cash of the Conservatives, speaking of the Prime Minister’s Covid experience, shouted: “Don’t you dare talk that way”, after being booed by opponents.

Some Conservative lawmakers are warning their colleagues that it is a “mistake” to sack Johnson as former Conservative minister Sir Edward Lee, leaving the party wondering “what did we do?” He suggested that might be the case.

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The government issued a no-confidence resolution after rejecting the Labor Party’s version, which was directly critical of Johnson.

He is widely expected to win, given that he needs a significant number of Conservative lawmakers to vote for the government and will almost certainly trigger a general election and empower the Conservatives.

“I don’t know why Labor insists on voting,” said Johnson, off to a rocky start. The speaker of the House of Commons, Lindsay Hoyle, reminded him that “the government has pretty much done it today.”

Conservative leaders hailed the success of the 2019 general election, saying: “We have delivered Brexit despite those who seek conspiracy and revenge.”

He added: “I need to say more about what has happened in the last few weeks and months”, before the minister told the MP that he would “never give up” during the Covid pandemic.

It is a global pandemic, its origins are not fully understood, but it has nothing to do with the British people. It was the result of remote fraud involving bats and pangolins, and its spread was very difficult to control. This government never gave up after the waves. “He said.

He was suspended for praising “the resilience of the British people” as a Labor lawmaker yelled, “You’re in Downing Street.”

Last week, Johnson said of a flight in a Typhoon fighter:

And the giant two-cylinder Royce engine of the Conservatives’ message, Conservative values, roaring public services on the left and a vibrant free market economy on the right, each building on each other and generating trillions of pounds.

“The reason we keep winning is because we are the only party that understands both needs. Whatever happens in this competition, we have the lowest taxes possible and the lightest regulations possible. Keep fighting for that.”

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Johnson wondered if it was true that he was “more popular in the town of Kieu than in Kensington”, but acted in time to send them weapons to counter the Russian invasion. It was by British decision.

In his closing remarks, the Prime Minister said the government “has received a great call correctly” and “with a firm confidence in what the government has done and will continue to do, not just what it has done.” future. ” .. ” You are doing”.

However, Sir Keir also attacked the government and potential leaders, saying: Tory leadership contest for the first time in 6 years. The last big summer for graphic designers and brand managers. The latest parade of bidders promising unfunded tax cuts.

“The last ministerial job was delivered to wink and salute in exchange for the nomination. And the debate on television was so embarrassing that even the contestants abstained. Every two years they abstained from the failed prime minister. Leave.

He was ridiculed by MPs in his speech, with Sir Kiel saying: Read your resignation. “

Meanwhile, SNP leader Ian Blackford said: “Scotland not only trusts the Tory administration, but also the government at Westminster in our country.”

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