
Exclusive interview: Ed Davey says Liberal Democrats ‘critical’ in getting Tories out
The leader of the Liberal Democrats also accused the Tories of breaking the law by cutting international aid
The leader of the Liberal Democrats also accused the Tories of breaking the law by cutting international aid
For a government limping along under the rule of its fifth prime minister in six years, drenched in sleaze and infighting, conventional wisdom says surely the Tories can’t survive the next general election. But then this is politics, and anything can happen.
15 Cabinet ministers would lose their seats including Sunak, James Cleverly, the Foreign Secretary, and Suella Braverman.
‘We urgently need to offer ways of fixing the broken politics that got us here in the first place.’
“Many of my colleagues will be thinking ‘Do I want to do much more of this? Do I want to go down to Electoral defeat?”
The government is reported to be ‘bracing itself for an exodus of MPs’, who would rather step down than campaign in seats that they believe they are certain to lose.
As the deadline for standing in the 2024 election gets closer, a report shows the Conservative Party may be braced for a mass exodus of MPs.
Momentum builds for the country to go to the polls to decide who the next prime minister will be.
‘The UK needs a fresh start and that can’t be provided by the Conservative party hoisting another neoliberal prime minister on the country. We need a general election now.’
When it comes to party affiliation, nearly half of those who voted Conservative in 2019 want an immediate election (49%), with 89% of Labour voters also demanding one.