Seven Tories expected to quit if Johnson is named PM
Sir Alan Duncan yesterday left his position yesterday, with Philip Hammond and David Gauke signalling their intention to walk.
Sir Alan Duncan yesterday left his position yesterday, with Philip Hammond and David Gauke signalling their intention to walk.
Despite a drop in confidence in Mr Corbyn's leadership, 56 per cent of members still give him their backing.
The former PM says a no-deal Brexit would be a national act of self-harm for which the country is ill-prepared.
Chancellor Philip Hammond and Justice Secretary David Gauke have also signalled their intention to go.
Mr Hammond, who has been in Number 11 for three years, has been a vocal critic of a no-deal Brexit.
It comes after more than 60 Labour peers took out a newspaper advertisement accusing Mr Corbyn of “failing the test of leadership” amid the ongoing anti-Semitism row.
The protester also admitted one racially aggravated public order offence towards a police officer.
The public sector borrowed £7.2 billion in June – £3.8 billion more than June last year.
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