UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rainer resigned from his post on Friday (September 5, 2025) due to the scam related to not paying the right amount of property tax. Anjella’s resignation has proved to be another major setback for the country’s central-metaphor government.

At the same time, Angela’s resignation has become a headache for the United Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister Kir stormer, which is becoming continuously unpopular and this has lost one of its brightest political personalities.

Rainer wrote a letter to Keer Stmper

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rainer wrote a letter addressing the UK Prime Minister Kir Stmper on Friday (September 5, 2025). In the letter, Rainer said that she is resigning from the post of Deputy Leader of Labor Party along with the Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Minister of Britain.

What challenge the government is facing a strong majority,

Although the Labor Party had won a fierce victory in the general election held in July 2024, but now it is facing a tough challenge from the emerging Anti-Immigration Reform UK party. This party is currently leading its lead in the national level Opian polls and is organizing a national conference in Birmingham on Friday (September 5, 2025).

Angela Rainer is trying to save political journey

In fact, Angela Rainer bought an apartment earlier this year at Hov located on the southern coast of England, in which he did not pay enough property tax. Rainer has been struggling to save his political journey since this came to light.

Rainer said in this case that due to wrong legal advice, this mistake was made unknowingly. Despite this, the UK opposition parties and right -wing British tabloids called him a hepocrat, as he laid siege to the Conservative Party ministers in the previous government on similar substandard cases and the matter related to Rainer turned into a national scam.

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The British government has made a big announcement on Thursday (July 18, 2025). The British government has announced that Britain will now give the rights to the youth of 16 and 17 years of age to cast their votes in elections. The government has described this announcement as a historic step for democracy. At the same time, some opponents have termed this move of the government as an attempt to spoil the electoral balance.

The population of Bitraine is around 68 million (about 6.8 crore), out of which the total number of youths of 16 and 17 years is more than 1.6 million (16 lakh). However, the government is seeing this scheme as the biggest expansion of voting rights after decades. Earlier, it was decided to reduce the age of voting at the national level from 21 years to 18 years in Britain.

Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayanar wrote in the preface of this announcement, “The decreasing trust in our institutions and democracy has now become a serious situation, but it is the responsibility of the government to change this situation and make our democracy alive again. Just as our earlier generations have done.”

This scheme of the British government involves tightening the rules of political parties getting foreign donations and to make the process of voter registration extremely easy.

In which countries 16-year-old youth can vote,

It is noteworthy that Britain will not be the first country in the world to give voting right to youth of 16 and 17 years. There are many countries in the world where youths of 16 and 17 have been given the right to vote. Austria, Malta and Brazil are among the countries where 16 -year -old youth can vote, while the minimum age of voting in Greece has been fixed at 17 years.

However, there are some countries in the world where 16 -year -old youth have been given the right to participate in some special elections, such as Germany and Belgium. In these two countries, 16 -year -old youth can vote in the election of members of European Parliament, but they have not been given the right to vote in the federal elections of the country.

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