The British Prime Minister called on him to make an appointment. Hanson said on Saturday that although he was called upon to resign, his goal was to remain in power until the middle of the next decade. If successful, he will become the longest serving British leader in 200 years.

Earlier this month, Johnson survived a vote of confidence by conservative lawmakers, in which 41% of his parliamentary colleagues voted to oust him, and he was also investigated for deliberately misleading Parliament.

On the 5th, the conservative candidate lost two parliamentary by elections. The failure of the by election shows that after the scandal of illegal parties held in Downing Street during the epidemic blockade, the broad voter appeal that helped Johnson win a majority in Parliament in December 2019 may collapse.

According to the provisions of the conservative party, Conservative MPs cannot formally challenge Johnson within a year, but overwhelming dissatisfaction or the resignation of a series of senior ministers may make his position untenable.

Britain is also in the midst of the most serious cost of living crisis in decades, with inflation reaching its highest level in 40 years.

Howard, the former leader of the conservative party, said last Friday that it was time for Johnson to step down and Oliver Dowden, the chairman of the conservative party, resigned after losing the by election.

However, Johnson said that he hoped to be re elected as Prime Minister for a third term and continue to serve as prime minister until the mid-1930s, so as to have time to narrow the regional economic gap and reform the British law and immigration system.

However, as British Prime Minister, Johnson needs to face the bad economic situation in Britain.

British consumer confidence fell to a record low, soaring oil prices, shrinking incomes and the disruption caused by the strike had a negative impact on national sentiment.

GfK Ltd., a market research company, said that the consumer confidence index fell 1 point to -41 in June, the lowest level in 48 years of the survey. The risk of recession has dampened consumers' views on their financial situation and the overall economic outlook.

Based on the above news, it can be seen that even if Johnson tries to extend his term of office, the British political situation is expected to be stable, but the British economy still faces many challenges due to the epidemic. If Johnson fails to implement strong policies to boost the economy during his tenure, it will be difficult for the pound to rebound, and investors need to remain vigilant.