Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Part Leader has sacked Hilary Benn, his shadow foreign secretary after he claimed Benn was planing a coup against him (Cobyn).
After David Cameron tendered his resignation as the Prime Minister following the result of the UK referendum, the Labour party has been in turbulent war over who is going to lead the party as the MPs has no confident in Corbyn of winning next general election.
From the unrest of the party shortly Cameron resigned, Mr Benn expressed what has been going around consigning Corbyn's ability of winning and election to 'BBC'.
With the situation, the party's health minister, Heidi Alexander resigned, saying in a letter "As much as I respect you as a man of principle, I do not believe you have the capacity to shape the answers our country is demanding."
The advise the labour leader to do what's necessary for the party to move forward, by saying "do the decent thing"
Heidi's letter of resignation to Corbyn:
Even when the majority advised Corbyn to do the decent thing, a spokesperson of the party said "There will be no resignation of a democratically elected leader with a strong mandate from the membership."
After the sacking of Mr Benn, he stated as saying "It has now become clear that there is widespread concern among Labour MPs and in the shadow cabinet about Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of our party.
"In particular, there is no confidence in our ability to win the next general election, which may come sooner than expected, if Jeremy continues as leader.
"In particular, there is no confidence in our ability to win the next general election, which may come sooner than expected, if Jeremy continues as leader.
"In a phone call to Jeremy I told him I had lost confidence in his ability to lead the party and he dismissed me."
The sacking of Benn has raised many controversies in the party and the public. somebody's Twitte below:
The reason for the sack is labelled to a rumour that Mr Benn met with some MPs during the weekend to seek for support against MPs over his inconsistency and incapability to win an election and calling for his stepping down a the Party's leader.
The party leader has faced accusations from his own MPs that he led a weak campaign in the EU referendum and is facing a motion of no confidence.
But the Party leader vowed to resist any negative decision asking him to stand down and that he will rather rely on the grass root party members to achieve his goal for the party and the people of Britain.
Ben Bradshaw, a former culture secretary urged the shadow cabinet members to trade with causion to "save" the party.
Mr Ben said "The Labour shadow cabinet must now act to save the party and for the sake of the country. Otherwise we will never be forgiven."
Housing minister of the Shadow Cabinet, Roberta Blackman-Woods in his words said: "This is sad news indeed and I cannot understand how Jeremy thinks it will help his worsening position with the PLP."
"Lots of good people chose to serve in shadow cabinet to keep the show on the road. There are no longer good reasons for good people to stay," Labour MP Wes Streeting said.
It seems the campaign of the Labour Party to leave the EU has come back to hunt them as the referendum has taken another dimension.
The Brexit issue has become something disturbing as pro-remain Tories are doing all they could to unite in order to be able to stop Boris Johnson and it's party of becoming the prime minister.
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