Even the PM’s allies concede it’s ‘the beginning of the end’ after 40% of MPs decline to support leader
* Boris Johnson no-confidence vote: latest updates
Tory rebels have vowed to keep trying to force Boris Johnson from office, as the prime minister’s allies admitted he was reaching “the beginning of the end” after a devastating result in Monday night’s confidence vote.
Johnson’s struggle to hold his divided party together will become more intense, with some of the 148 MPs, or 40%, who voted against him said to be “implacably opposed” to his premiership. Continue reading...
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