Who is the British Prime Minister

 

The search for a new leader is anticipated to start as rumors of Boris Johnson's resignation as prime minister of Britain intensify.
The following information relates to the search for Johnson's replacement:
Candidates for office must receive the support of two Conservative MPs, and there may be many.
Conservative MPs will then vote in secret for their preferred candidate in a series of rounds to whittle down the field of contenders.
 The candidate with the lowest vote will be eliminated.
The process is repeated until there are only two contestants left. Previously, the vote was cast on Tuesday and Thursday. But because
the 6-week summer break for the parliament starts on July 21, it might be necessary to speed up the procedure.
After that, all Conservative Party members will vote by mail for the final two contenders, and the winner will be named prime minister.
-The de facto prime minister is the leader of the party with the most representatives in the House of Commons. He has the right but not the obligation to call for early elections.
When will that be finished?
Depending on the number of candidates for the position, the selection process for the Prime Minister may take longer or shorter. In 2016,
 Theresa May took office less than three weeks after David Cameron announced his resignation, and all of the other candidates dropped out of the contest in the midst of it.
Prior to the Tory members' vote to determine May's successor in 2019, Johnson faced up against former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt.
 Johnson was elected to the position two months after May declared her decision to qui