Lawmakers will attempt to oust UK PM Liz Truss this week: Report

British lawmakers will attempt to oust Prime Minister Liz Truss this week regardless of Downing Street’s warning that it might set off a basic election, the Daily Mail reported.

More than 100 members of parliament (MPs) belonging to the governing Conservative Party are able to submit letters of no confidence in Truss to Graham Brady, the pinnacle of the Conservative Party’s committee which organises the management contest, the tabloid reported, quoting unnamed sources.

Britain, engulfed in a political disaster, has misplaced three prime ministers because it voted to go away the European Union in 2016.

The MPs will urge Brady to inform Truss that “her time is up” or to alter the political celebration guidelines to permit a direct vote of confidence in her management, the report stated.

Graham is claimed to be resisting the transfer, arguing that the Truss, together with newly appointed Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, deserve an opportunity to set out financial technique in a finances on Oct. 31, the report added.

Separately, The Times reported that some lawmakers have held secret discussions on changing Truss with a brand new chief.

Truss, who gained the Conservative Party management final month after promising to slash taxes, is combating for her political survival after ditching key components of the programme.

The chaos has fuelled discontent within the celebration, which is falling behind the opposition Labour Party in opinion polls