Boris Johnson plans his return to Downing Street as the only candidate capable of avoiding the electoral debacle of the 'Tories'

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Boris Johnson

has already started his campaign to return to

after the resignation of

and is seeking the support of 'Tory' deputies, assuring that he is the only candidate who can prevent the Conservative Party from being swept in an election by the Labor Party, more than 30 points ahead in the latest polls.

As revealed by 'The Daily Telegraph', Johnson is even planning an approach to his

to "get back together" in a hypothetical unitary candidacy.

The former 'premier' was on vacation in the Caribbean with his family, following the turbulence of British politics from afar and just starting his lucrative career as

(at 180,000 euros per speech), when Liz Truss presented his resignation Thursday.

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The news of his return to the political arena, anticipated by 'The Times', has been received with

.

Despite continuing to be the militants' favorite candidate, dozens of 'Tory' deputies consider that his return - three and a half months after his resignation - would be counterproductive and some have even threatened to flee to parties of the opposition.

Johnson would need to have the support of at least 100 deputies to be able to present his candidacy next Monday, according to the rules set by the

.

Its president,

, assured that the decision to set such a high number of deputies (out of a total of 360) will serve to speed up the process to one week and ensure that only "serious candidates" make their way.

Some analysts believe that the decision to set such a high number can be interpreted as an attempt to dissuade Johnson against

himself and the third candidate in discord,

, since both exceeded one hundred supports in the contest for the leadership. 'tory' celebrated this summer.

At the end of Thursday, Sunak already had the support of 29 deputies, compared to 24 from Johnson himself and 11 from Mordaunt.

Former Home Secretary

and MP

will compete for the support of the hard wing of the party.

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