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UK Prime Minister Says He Will Not Step Down
The UK prime minister rejected suggestions that his premiership is over and said he is not going to walk away or set out a timetable to stand down. He added that the government needs to show it can turn things around.
May 18, 9:54 AM·1m read3 sources
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The UK prime minister said he is not going to walk away from his role and will not set out a timetable to stand down. He made the remarks after being asked whether his premiership is over.
The prime minister stated that the government needs to show it can turn things around. He gave no indication of any immediate change in leadership plans.
The comments came in response to questions about his continued leadership. No specific timeline or succession plans were outlined in the remarks.
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