Ex-BOE’s Blanchflower: UK PM May might not survive a week post Davis-resignation
|Reuters reports comments from the former Bank of England (BOE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member Danny Blanchflower, as he casts his doubts over Theresa May’s position as the UK PM, especially after the Brexit Secretary Davis resigned amid reports of a split in the UK government on the plan May announced at Chequers.
Blanchflower said that PM May might not survive a week as premier following the exit of David Davis.
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