Queen’s Unexpected Trip: A Royal Invitation for the New Prime Minister

In an unusual turn of events, the Queen is set to cut her Scottish holiday short to make a special trip to England.

This visit comes as Boris Johnson prepares to resign from his position as Prime Minister on September 6.

According to sources from the Mail on Sunday, the monarch plans to extend an invitation to the newly elected leader of the Conservative Party, marking a significant moment in British politics.

Boris Johnson has confirmed that he will officially step down on September 6, at which point he will present his resignation to the Queen.

Following this, Her Majesty will invite the winning Tory candidate to form a government and announce their name to the public.

This meeting is a crucial step in the transition of power, as it signifies the new Prime Minister’s acceptance of their role.

Traditionally, the Queen remains at her Balmoral estate until early October, but this year she has decided to make an exception.

Reports indicate that she has instructed her aides to prepare for her journey to London, demonstrating her commitment to fulfilling her constitutional duties.

The source noted, “Her Majesty does not expect the new Prime Minister to travel to Scotland, so the plan is that the Queen will travel down to see them.”