The head of British diplomacy, Jeremy Hunt, assessed today that the withdrawal of Great Britain from membership in the European Union (EU) without an agreement would represent "political suicide" for the ruling Conservative Party.
"An attempt at a no-deal Brexit through parliamentary elections is not a solution, it is political suicide for the conservatives," Hunt, whose party suffered one of its worst defeats since 1832, as it won around nine seats in the European Parliament elections, told the Telegraph newspaper. percent of votes.
Nigel Farage's Party for Brexit got the most votes, 31,6 percent. That party is in favor of Brexit even without a deal.
"If the parliamentary elections are organized before the implementation of Brexit, we will experience defeat," said Hunt, one of the candidates for the position of prime minister after the resignation of Theresa May.
Great Britain is supposed to leave the Union by October 31.
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