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Theresa May
A public petition of no confidence has just been presented to the House of Commons stating that the public have no confidence in the Prime Minister.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I liked ( hail even ) the reference to Lord North.
one of the Kings frenz 1783 who lost power to Pitt.
Pitt who was 24 demanded to be Prime Minister (*) and no lower - but it wasnt this first office - he had been chancellor for three months a year earlier
(*) yeah yeah kings first minister and first lord of the treasury - prime minister dates from around 1860
as for public confidence - J H Plumb did write a book
Voting Patterns in the eighteenth century. ( big Idea - the public had more choice in the general election 1714 than they did in the 1783 one )
one of the Kings frenz 1783 who lost power to Pitt.
Pitt who was 24 demanded to be Prime Minister (*) and no lower - but it wasnt this first office - he had been chancellor for three months a year earlier
(*) yeah yeah kings first minister and first lord of the treasury - prime minister dates from around 1860
as for public confidence - J H Plumb did write a book
Voting Patterns in the eighteenth century. ( big Idea - the public had more choice in the general election 1714 than they did in the 1783 one )