Calls for a general election have gained strength following the resignation of Liz Truss, with Labour leader Keir Starmer urging for an immediate vote.
The House of Commons saw chaotic scenes on Wednesday that resulted in the PM handing in her notice the following day. Now just 44 days after electing Truss, the Conservative party is once again debating on who to pick as the next prime minister.
The fast-tracked election is expected to see a successor announced October 28. With the next general election years away, many Brits are left wondering if one can be called immediately - and who has the power?