Leading Conservative Party officials have announced what date the next Prime Minister will be announced. Boris Johnson's replacement will be revealed after a vote among Tory members - under rules that were agreed by the political party today (July 11).
On Wednesday (July 13), Conservative ministers will begin the process of voting in a new leader. It will come following a meeting of the 1922 Committee executive, where the chairman Sir Graham Brady said nominations will open and close on Tuesday (July 12).
A postal ballot of party members will then determine who wins from the final two candidates, who will be selected under an expedited process to narrow down the 11 candidates who are in the running so far. While the date of the postal ballot has not been announced, Sir Graham said the result would be announced on September 5.
