Boris Johnson to Face Tory No Confidence Vote

The transcript discusses the no confidence vote against UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, triggered by 54 letters from Tory MPs. It highlights the public's negative reaction to Johnson, partly due to the party gate scandal and cost of living crisis. The process of a confidence ballot is explained, noting that a thin majority could still weaken Johnson, as it did with Theresa May. Upcoming by-elections in Tiverton, Honiton, and Wakefield are also discussed, with potential negative outcomes for Johnson if he loses. A grace period is expected, preventing another vote for a year.

What event triggered the vote of no confidence against Boris Johnson?

• A public protest

• A parliamentary debate

• 54 letters from Tory MPs

• A scandal involving financial misconduct

How many votes are needed to remove Boris Johnson from his position?

• 200 votes

• 100 votes

• 54 votes

• 180 votes

What was the public's reaction to Boris Johnson at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee service?

• Applause

• Boos

• Cheering

• Silence

What are the reasons for the upcoming by-elections?

• General elections

• Conviction and misconduct of incumbent MPs

• Resignation of MPs due to health issues

• Party leadership changes

What is the grace period after a vote of no confidence?

• Six months

• Two years

• Three months

• One year