Johnson's 'Caretaker' Plan Faces Tory Backlash

The transcript discusses the urgency within the Conservative Party to find a new leader, with candidates already preparing for the selection process. The timeline aims to narrow down to two candidates by July 21st and select one by September. However, there is concern about Boris Johnson remaining in office during this period, with former Prime Minister John Major expressing doubts about the interim cabinet's ability to restrain him. Despite Boris Johnson's assurances of not introducing radical policies, the opposition led by Keir Starmer faces slim chances of ousting him through a vote of no confidence, as the Conservatives are unlikely to turn against themselves.

What is the main reason for the urgency in finding a new leader for the Conservative Party?

• The upcoming general elections

• The need to speed up the leadership race

• Pressure from the public

• A financial crisis

By when does the Conservative Party aim to narrow down the leadership candidates to two?

• July 21st

• September 1st

• August 1st

• June 30th

What concern does former Prime Minister John Major have about Boris Johnson staying in office?

• He might increase taxes

• He might call for early elections

• He might resign unexpectedly

• He might introduce radical policies

What is the likelihood of the opposition leader successfully ousting Boris Johnson through a vote of no confidence?

• Certain

• Moderate

• Very high

• Slim to none

Why are the Conservatives unlikely to support a vote of no confidence against Boris Johnson?

• They have no alternative leader

• They are unlikely to turn on themselves

• They fear losing their majority

• They are united in their support for him