The secret of the resignation of Johnson and Terrace and the death of the Queen in one day, coincidence or what?

The death of the Queen, the resignation of Johnson and the resignation of Terrace ... and one day combined, as Britain recently witnessed three major events, and they happened to happen on Thursday: the resignation of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the death of Queen Elizabeth II, and yesterday the resignation of Prime Minister Liz Terrace.
Terrace, who broke the record for the shortest term for a British government, was also the only prime minister to pledge allegiance to her country's two monarchs: the late Queen Elizabeth II, and her successor, King Charles.

The Queen appeared with Terrace shaking hands during a session formalizing Terrace's appointment, after Boris Johnson submitted his resignation.

Scandal behind Johnson's resignation

On the seventh of last July, Johnson announced his resignation, on the same Thursday that six ministers in his government announced their resignations.

That Thursday, Johnson resigned, following the repercussions of a difficult period experienced by his government, and his insistence on refusing to resign, until the previous Wednesday, despite a wave of mass resignations from his government that included 50 ministers and officials.
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The party scandal and sharply rising inflation in 2022, to the current rate of 9.1%, were factors that brought down Johnson.
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The same applies to his successor, Teres, who described his resignation decision as “the right one,” and spoke about the achievements of his government, as Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time, and called for unity and calm until a new president was found.

A calm that was not enjoyed by Terrace, which started early in the face of setbacks and criticism, and soon the circles of her party began circulating alternative names to replace her, as was the chief mouse hunter in the government headquarters, “Larry the Cat” (known in Britain with an account on “Twitter” managed by a government employee about him). ) The first recipient of a chair at the government headquarters, he was also the first to announce that she had become a “former prime minister” and even added: “But she does not know yet,” two days before she announced her resignation.

British Prime Minister Liz Truss opened her government's questioning session in Parliament on Wednesday with boos and a barrage of criticism. This time, however, the conservative politics also strongly resisted criticism and ridicule, especially from the leader of the opposition Labor Party, Keir Starmer.

Between the two resignations, she passed away on Thursday and the eighth of September, the queen who was the oldest among the kings and leaders of the world, and the longest staying in the rule of Britain... Elizabeth II.
I started speculation About the Queen's health, especially when she broke tradition for the first time in her reign by holding the handover ceremony for a terrace at the Queen's residence in Balmoral, instead of Buckingham Palace in London.
Speculation settled by the death certificate, which confirmed that the reason for the departure of the queen, who ruled for 70 years, and died at the age of 96, was “old age.”

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