headline: Boris Johnson win confidence vote - See wetin e mean
text: Boris Johnson don win one confidence vote of Tory MPs by 211 to 148. E mean say e go continue wit im job as prime minister. Di result dey announced by chairman of di 1922 Committee Sir Graham Brady. Conservative MPs bin dey reason weda dem wan replace Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Dem hold di vote between 18:00 and 20:00 BST on Monday. Some Conservative MPs bin drop letters to call for Oga Johnson to resign. Pressure on di prime minister grow afta publication of details of Downing Street parties wey break Covid rules. One report, by senior civil servant Sue Gray, say many of di gatherings "no suppose dey allowed". Attempt by Conservative MPs to remove dia leader dey known as vote of confidence. For vote to hold, at least 15% of Conservative MPs need to to write letter say dem no longer support dia leader. At di moment dis dey work out as 54 MPs (out of 359). For Boris Johnson mata, dem send dia letters to Sir Graham Brady, di chairman of one group wey dem dey call di 1922 Committee, wey represents dem. On Monday, e bin say no enough letters dey for vote to shelle. To win, Oga Johnson bin need more Tory MPs to vote for am to continue, rather dan to dey replaced. So, if every Conservative MP take part, Oga Johnson bin need 180 votes (half im MPs, plus one). Tory MPs no go need to tok how dem vote, but some go choose to do so. As e win, Oga Johnson go continue as Conservative Party leader and prime minister. Under current rules, Tory MPs no go dey allowed to hold anoda no confidence vote for one year. However, e bin get tok-tok say some fit try to change di rules, to hold anoda vote soon. Wen dem ask Oga Brady about am, e say "technically, e dey possible". E also dey possible say if Oga Johnson win by only few votes, dem fit tell am to tink twice about weda e get enough support to kontinu. If Oga Johnson bin lose e for need to resign. Di timetable for di election of new Conservative leader go come dey set by di 1922 Committee. Di winner go also become prime minister. Dis wan mean say new PM fit dey chosen without general election. Di reason be bicos UK voters elect one party to govern, not individual. In order to stand for leadership contest, candidates need di support of eight oda Tory MPs. If more dan two candidates stand, Tory MPs go hold several of votes until only two remain. Wen two MPs remain, Conservative Party members around di kontri - no be just MPs - go vote for di winner. If all but one of di candidates withdraw (as e bin hapun wen Theresa May become leader for 2016), di candidate wey remain go become Conservative Party leader.