Many people thought that Aunt May would no longer be Prime Minister from a certain day, but this is not the case.

The Conservative Party will not elect a new leader to replace her until the week starting July 22.

During this period, the identity of the future British Prime Minister is full of suspense and deserves in-depth exploration.

Theresa May faces many difficulties in the Brexit process.

For example, the Brexit deal has been repeatedly blocked in Parliament.

Since the 2016 Brexit referendum, the UK has been deeply divided on the specific methods of leaving the EU and the terms of the agreement with the EU.

Aunt Mei tried hard to coordinate all parties, but she was still unable to satisfy all parties. There was pressure from both inside and outside the party.

Since her Brexit deal failed to gain universal approval, she has not been able to successfully transfer power and has resigned as prime minister. She has to wait patiently for the gradual launch of the election process for a new party leader.

Looking from within the Conservative Party, they need to spend ample time selecting the ideal candidate among the many candidates.

These eleven candidates each have different backgrounds and political stances. Sorting out their situations is not a task that can be completed in a short time.

Lawmakers need more time to judge the candidates' ability to deal with major political issues such as Brexit.

Let’s talk about Boris first.

His signature chicken coop haircut is impressive.

He has a rich resume, including working as a journalist and foreign minister.

He firmly supports Brexit and even hopes to reach a new Brexit agreement with the EU before October 31. Even without a deal, he is determined to leave the EU by that date.

He has the support of Trump.

Such outside support could bolster his bid for prime minister.

The United States and the United Kingdom have many interests and diplomatic interactions.

Look at Rab again.

He was originally responsible for supervising May's negotiations with the EU, but resigned in protest after May announced the withdrawal agreement.

His stance on Brexit is similar to Boris's, and he may also choose to leave the EU without an agreement.

His attitude reflects the party's hard-line Brexit tendency.

A no-deal Brexit faces many controversies.

Mrs McVeigh is convinced that an "invisible border" between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland can be achieved before the October deadline, but it will not be easy.

A no-deal Brexit raises concerns.

From an economic point of view, Britain's import and export trade will be greatly affected.

Many companies rely on trade with the EU. If the UK leaves the EU without an agreement, they will encounter multiple problems such as difficulty in capital flow and possible disruption of supply chains.

For example, some automobile manufacturing companies rely heavily on EU countries for parts supply.

From a political perspective, a no-deal Brexit will deepen the divisions in British society.

There is a sharp conflict of opinions between those who support and those who oppose Brexit.

In some northern cities, for example, differences of opinion over Brexit have stoked tensions between neighbours.

Boris Johnson is the current favorite, but he faces strong competition from others in his party.

Although having Trump's support is an advantage, intra-party campaigns are not based solely on external support.

Some people questioned his loyalty when he quit the cabinet due to differences with Aunt May.

Raab has some support within the Conservative Party, but he does not appear to have as much influence as Boris.

And the idea of ​​a no-deal Brexit may give centrist voters pause.

Javid has a unique identity. If successfully elected, he will become the first non-white prime minister in British history.

The advantage of his campaign is that he is recognized for his strength and represents the desire of different groups for diversity in British society.

But whether he can gain enough support within and outside the party remains uncertain.

The Brexit deadline of October 31 is a key factor.

If the new prime minister wants a quick Brexit, someone with Boris's stance may be favored.

Because they can quickly promote the Brexit process, even if it is a no-deal Brexit.

If many people expect the UK to end its relationship with the EU smoothly, then candidates who oppose a no-deal Brexit are likely to be more popular with the public.

The lessons learned from Theresa May’s Brexit deal will force her successor to think carefully about how to negotiate with the EU.

The new prime minister will have to consider the views of both hard-line Brexiteers and Remainers in the party.

How will the domestic situation in the UK develop after the new Prime Minister is elected?

Regarding the Brexit issue, if the new prime minister prefers to leave the EU without an agreement, the protests among the British people may become more intense.

The industry is facing adjustments and many workers may lose their jobs.

Taking agriculture as an example, many subsidies currently originate from the EU. In the event of a no-deal Brexit, these subsidies are likely to be significantly reduced.

At the social level, if the radical Brexiteers win, the UK is likely to make significant adjustments to its immigration policy, which will have a significant impact on population mobility and social diversity.

This is a challenge for many industries that rely on immigrants to supplement their labor force.