Truss won the Conservative Party leadership last month after promising to cut taxes, fighting for its political survival after scrapping key parts of the programme.
More than 100 Members of Parliament (MPs) belonging to the Conservative Party are trying to oust Prime Minister Liz Truss and are set to submit letters of no-confidence to Graham Brady in Truss.
British MPs will try to oust Prime Minister Liz Truss this week, despite warnings from Downing Street, the Daily Mail reports.
The tabloid, citing unnamed sources, reported that more than 100 members of parliament (MPs) from the governing Conservative Party are set to submit letters of no-confidence in the truce to Graham Brady, the head of the Conservative Party's committee, which organizes the leadership contest.
Britain, which is in political crisis, has lost three prime ministers since voting to leave the European Union in 2016.
The report said lawmakers would urge Brady to tell Truss that "his time is up" or to change political party rules to allow an immediate trust vote under his leadership.
Graham is opposing the move, arguing that the truce, along with newly appointed Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, deserves a chance to set economic strategy in a budget on October 31, the report said. has gone.
Separately, The Times reported that some lawmakers have secretly discussed replacing Truss with a new leader.
Truss, who won the Conservative Party leadership last month by promising to cut taxes, is fighting for his political survival by abandoning key parts of the programme.
Truss's desperate bid to save the UK Premiership will soon...
The chaos has fueled discontent in the party, which is trailing the opposition Labor Party in opinion polls.
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