John Major Confirmed As The New Prime Minister

John Major faces the challenge of uniting his party and forming a cabinet after his victory. Speculation surrounds the future of key figures like David Waddington. Major expresses gratitude for the support from his party, while the opposition criticizes the lack of change. The transition from Margaret Thatcher to Major involves formalities with the Queen. Major's cabinet choices, including potential roles for Michael Heseltine and Norman Lamont, are crucial. The Conservative Party shows unity, but the opposition remains skeptical. Major's leadership is met with applause in Parliament, but challenges lie ahead.

What were the implications of the opposition's view on John Major's leadership?

In what ways did the political landscape change following Mrs. Thatcher's resignation?