Rishi sunak vs Liz Truss The final two campaigners in the race to come UK's Prime Minister and succeed Boris Johnson

 

 UK is set to handpick a new PM by 5 September out of these two 

 To one last round of cheers from his lately revolutionary MPs, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson bowed out of his final setpiece event in congress Wednesday, subscribing off by saying" Hasta la outlook, baby!" 

" Stick up for freedom and republic far and wide. Cut levies and deregulate wherever you can to make this the topmost place to live and invest," Johnson said, adding that these should be the precedence areas for the new PM and new government. 

 

 With a stretch blast of vituperation against his critics, Johnson defended his three tumultuous times in office-- from Brexit and Covid vaccines to Ukraine-- and praised the campaigners battling to succeed him, while protecting off opposition attacks at his last session of Prime Minister's Questions. 

The House of Commons breaks for its summer recess on Thursday, and the new leader is set to be blazoned when it reconvenes on September 5. 

 

 Rishi Sunak is now the closest anyone of Indian origin has ever been to take charge as British Prime Minister, after his Conservative Party associates suggested overwhelmingly in his favour with 137 votes in the final round moment. 

The 42- time-old former Chancellor isn't assured a also easy lift as he faces a much tougher electorate of the Tory class base, which has shown favouritism for his rival Liz Truss in utmost recent checks. 

 

 The contest for leadership of the UK’s Conservative party is resolve into two phases, with the first decided by Tory MPs and the alternate by the members of the party. 

 Still, with another head- on televised debate listed on the BBC for Monday between the final two contenders and a series of hustings to be held up and down the UK, there's time for the MPs' favourite to try and replicate that result at the end of postal ballots. 

 

 In his final PMQs as high minister, Boris Johnson said on Wednesday, that his" charge is largely fulfilled. for now."