Lord Frost claimed he was resigning because of growing 'disillusionment' with the ‘direction’ of Tory policy - but an EU diplomat suggested there may be another reason.
It comes as Brexit secretary David Frost has resigned in a critical moment of “getting Brexit done”, prime minister Boris Johnson’s key promise in the 2019 general election.
The Brexit minister cited concerns over the "political direction of his government".
Stefanovic said Johnson should be forced to correct the record in parliament after his latest alleged mistruth.
Amid the chaos, Sir John Curtice cautioned the nation "is still divided over the outcome of the Brexit process".
The public doesn't share Boris Johnson's appetite for constant conflict with Brussels, a new report has found.
"Where do you think the raisins come from? Chester?"
Labour's Nick Thomas-Symonds said the move was a “sorry indication of the lack of progress" the government has made on the US trade deal.
The Sun described it as the "first cash sweetener of the EU Referendum campaign" at the time.