UK Defense Minister Wallace to quit as MP
British Defense Minister Ben Wallace announced that he will not take part as an MP in parliament in the next elections.
British Defense Minister Ben Wallace made statements regarding the elections to be held in the country. Minister Wallace said that he will not take part in the parliament in the next elections to be held in England and will leave the parliament. Wallace also stated that he will resign from his ministerial post and leave the cabinet in the new cabinet reshuffle.
Wallace, 53, a member of the ruling Conservative Party, has been an MP since 2005. Wallace, one of the active politicians of the Conservative Party, has been working as defense minister in the country for 4 years, Ihlas reported.
General elections in the UK are expected to be held in the next 18 months. In the country where Rishi Sunak of Indian origin is the prime minister, a new cabinet change is planned to be made in September.
Source: Ihlas News Agency
