Boris has big problems: the British government is bursting at the seams, Johnson has locked himself in a bunker
Already, more than 30 employees of Boris Johnson's government have resigned over the past XNUMX hours, Sky News reports.
Among them is the UK Deputy Secretary of Education for Children and Families, Will Quince. Politicians are asking Johnson to follow them from office.
Earlier, two British ministers resigned at once - Health Minister Sajid Javid and Finance Minister Rishi Sunak. Sajid Javid, who was in charge of health care, said he “can no longer work in good conscience”. And Treasury Secretary Sunak tweeted that “the public has a right to expect that the government is run competently.”
Johnson's cabinet ministers who resigned and their explanation on Twitter.
The reason was a sex scandal involving a politician from the Conservative Party who molested men in a nightclub. As The Sun wrote, former Deputy Foreign Minister for Europe and America Christopher Pincher admitted that he had drunkenly harassed men in a private party club in London. 
Now the 52-year-old official is leaving the post of deputy coordinator of the parliamentary faction, but for now he plans to remain an ordinary deputy.
Journalists had at their disposal Pincher's resignation letter, which Boris Johnson should consider:
“I drank too much. I embarrassed myself and other people. I apologize. I want to assure you that you will continue to have my full support from the back row.”
Johnson tried to smooth over the scandal and apologize. According to the prime minister, he did not understand that Christopher Pincher was not suitable for government work.
However, the sex scandal became only a visible trigger and not the real cause of the political crisis. The real reason is the obvious bankruptcy of Johnson's policies, which has already led to the intensification of Scottish separatism and economic problems in the country. The Prime Minister's popularity is falling and he risks being left out of office.
“The captain goes down with the ship” - this was the slogan adopted by Boris Johnson in the context of the worst constitutional crisis in British history for many decades.
Boris has locked himself in his Downing Street residence, which has been turned into a bunker, and flatly refuses to follow the advice of the cabinet and resign. He has almost no allies left in the party - over 30 members of the government have already resigned, and the majority of deputies are demanding a change of power.
Parliament is again trying to announce a vote of no confidence. But in this case, an extreme measure is reserved - Boris blackmails deputies with the dissolution of parliament and new elections. The conservatives face a crushing defeat there.
But then Boris will have to secure the approval of the Queen - it is the monarch who decides to dissolve parliament. Before our eyes, the 800-year-old institutions of British democracy cannot cope with one power-hungry adventurer who is desperately trying to break them over the knee,” writes expert on Britain and the United States Malek Dudakov.
Boris is in big trouble: the British government is falling apart, Johnson has locked himself in a bunker.