Queen Elizabeth II is frustrated with British politicians
Queen Elizabeth II is frustrated with British politicians and their inability to take the right action in the context of Brexit, the Daily Mail wrote on Sunday, August 11, citing the queen's aide.
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| Queen Elizabeth II of England. Photo: AFP |
“His Majesty has expressed anger and disappointment with our political leadership and this disappointment is still growing,” the publication's interlocutor said.
It is worth noting that royal aides were surprised by the tone of the 93-year-old Queen Elizabeth II, who said she was "really, really worried" about the state of British politics.
Sources familiar with the publication expressed concern that the queen would appear on the political stage ahead of the UK's October 31 deadline to leave the EU.
Traditionally, the Queen of England does not interfere in politics as much as possible, she only approves the government's decisions, writes Daily Mail.
However, according to the newspaper, the representative of the Parliament in favor of maintaining the country's membership in the EU, asserted that Elizabeth II will have no choice but to dismiss Prime Minister Boris Johnson if a no-confidence decision is made in the House of Commons, and he refuses to leave voluntarily.
“The Queen will probably write Johnson a letter saying he has been sacked. If she needs to sack him, of course she will be able to do that,” the source said.
A vote of no confidence in Mr Johnson could be passed in September, when meetings resume, potentially leading to an early election, according to adviser to the head of the Cabinet, Dominic Cummings.
