Simply after we thought British politics couldn’t get any extra chaotic, we now have Theresa Might dancing to Craig David at a music pageant.
The former Prime Minister’s look on the vigorous gig comes after present PM Boris Johnson introduced that he's resigning as chief of the Conservative Social gathering.
Mr Johnson broke the information after numerous resignations from Tory colleagues however has mentioned he needs to remain on as a caretaker PM till a brand new chief is chosen in autumn.
It appears Mrs Might has discovered a purpose to have a good time, by letting her hair down at Henley Competition.
The occasion runs from July 6-10, with an entire host of acts acting on the Thames.
Mrs Might attended the occasion along with her husband, Philip Might, whom she married in 1980.
Singer-songwriter Craig took to the stage to carry out his hit Nothing Like This, with a video capturing Mrs Might getting her boogie on within the packed crowd.
As the remainder of the viewers jumped and waved their arms within the air, the politician confirmed off some somewhat intriguing dance strikes, bopping her head backward and forward whereas shrugging her shoulders up and down and flapping her arms.
She appeared to mix in fairly properly, as different concertgoers have been completely targeted on the stage, leaving Mrs Might to shimmy about with a male buddy by her facet.
The previous chief dressed sensible in a pink gown with a press release necklace, whereas her buddy opted for a black swimsuit and bow tie – a stark distinction to the blue bomber jacket and white denims worn by Craig as he carried out.
Mrs Might was Prime Minister from July 2016 till July 2019, when she too remained on as caretaker PM after her resignation from Quantity 10 earlier than the winner of the six-week management contest was introduced, at which level Johnson grew to become her successor.
Whereas she has been the MP for Maidenhead in Berkshire since 1997, there's hypothesis that she may return to her function as PM following Johnson’s exit – and technically, she may.
Nonetheless, it appears unlikely given her flippant response to the matter.
She didn’t rule it out when quizzed on the occasions however laughed on the thought of stepping in.
‘From the whole lot I hear, I don’t assume there’s going to be a caretaker Prime Minister within the sense of someone else coming in,’ she mentioned after delivering a speech on the Institute for Authorities.
Delivering his resignation speech whereas standing outdoors Downing Road, Mr Johnson admitted that it was ‘painful’ to be leaving workplace, however said: ‘Them’s the breaks’.
Post a Comment