And the British Foreign Minister resigned

British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson resigned a few hours after the withdrawal of British Minister David Davis, World Agencies announced.

The two disagree with Theresa May on Britain's future relations with the EU after Brekita, and their withdrawal could lead the UK into a serious government crisis.

"This afternoon, the Prime Minister has accepted the resignation of Boris Johnson as Foreign Minister, and his successor will be announced soon." Prime Minister thanked Boris for his work, "said Maya.

Earlier, British Undersecretary David Davis dealt a blow to the authority of Prime Minister Teresa May, resigning with the Warning that the fight against the "soft" exit of the EU previously agreed by the government would continue

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This is the most serious crisis for the British Prime Minister since the elections last year and she opens the door to the uncompromising supporters of Bratzith in her own party to try to make her lose her job.

On Monday, Teresa May appointed the Minister of the Interior, Regions and Davies' Local Governance to replace Davis

On Friday, after the meeting of the Chekers Cabinet, the residence of the British Prime Minister, it seemed that May had managed to convince Brekita's toughest supporters in Cabin t, including Davis, to support his plan to establish a free trade zone between the United Kingdom and the EU, Reuters reported

In his letter to the Prime Minister, the Minister explained his resignation, saying that "the national interest requires a minister on Breckitza who firmly believes in your approach and not only reluctantly fills his duties."

"The General Directorate of Politics tells us will put at best in a weak bargaining position and perhaps in a way we can not get out of, "the minister added, quoted by Reuters. He criticizes May's decision to adhere to European rules and regulations, warning that he would give up "control over large parts of our European economy and certainly not bring us back to our legislation."

It is known that Davis supported the idea of ​​a Breckit company. His resignation will encourage supporters of the same positions, and if other ministers resign, it is possible that the government will fall, said the DPA.

Shortly after Davis resigned Steve Baker, a senior ministry official for Breckita, Reuters reported, citing Telegraph. The media in the UK suggest that Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, who is also a Eurosceptic, may also resign in the following hours

Prime Minister Teresa May said that he was regretting 39, having heard of Davis's decision after making such progress on the path to a "Successful Breccit" and just 8 months before leaving the EU

In a letter to Davis May, thanked for his contribution to "some of the most important laws for generations" and disapproved of his views on the policy that the government agreed to support Friday

Monday, the 39 Former British Breckit minister said he was not encouraging other ministers to do the same, Reuters reported.

Asked by the BBC whether she will join other MPs who insist on the resignation of Prime Minister Teresa May, he responded negatively, saying that he thought it would be a mistake. He pointed out that she considered May as a good prime minister and that she did not want her to be replaced, but she could not justify her strategy for Breckit

Davies has added that he would not show up for the future head of conservatives

Davies was appointed in July 2016 to head the ministry set up after the British vote to leave the EU. Rumors about his resignation lasted for months, but publicly he has always shown loyalty to May, notes the press,

"The dissatisfaction of his government was a secret to nobody, but the agreement (Friday) to maintain closer ties with the EU – what he does not want – has made his situation untenable, "said the BBC political scientist. Laura Kunsberg

Conservative MP Peter Boon praised Davis' decision, noting that Breckit's "only name" proposals in May remained and that they were "unacceptable".

These proposals provide for the creation of a free trade zone and a new customs model with the 27s to maintain a "frictionless" trade with the mainland. Before presenting them in Brussels, May will expose them today in detail to the British deputies

May tells him that his project is "the good Breckit", that "Breccit, which meets the". British national interest ". However, the parliamentary session is scandalous, given the conservative deputies, supporters of the "hard" Breckit

Yesterday, the Minister of Environment Michael Gov, another eurosceptic, defended the agreement , admitting that it was not what he expected, but still "realistic".

Conservative and Eurofobist MP Jacob Rees-Mog condemned the government's "challenge" and said that he would vote against his plan and that it would not be the only one.

"There are a lot of questions, a lot of discontent, a lot of worries," Bill Cash told Sky News TV. "The question is, will it be true Breckit?"

The economic community also strongly rejected the plan, albeit for opposite reasons: In an open letter, the founder of the Innocent Beverage Company, Richard Reed, with hundreds of entrepreneurs and leaders of companies, including "Pret", "Domino", "Yo! Sushi" (Agribusiness), "Zoopla", real estate) and Net-a-Door (Net-a-Porter, retail clothing) [19659003]

The cost, complexity and bureaucracy of leaving customs with SW, and the acceptance of alternative regulations are the last thing that our businesses need. It's a new attempt by the government to tie the hands of British companies, "they said, urging the UK to remain in the EU Customs Union.

The Phillips Group, employing 1,500 people in the US The kingdom, in turn, announced that it was considering eventually closing its Glendsford plant (south-east of England).

Before Phillips, the Airbus, BeMe and Jaguar companies have warned the British authorities in recent days about the economic consequences that could result from the common law die