
https://news.sky.com/story/politics-lat ... s-12593360'Several' letters of no confidence in Sunak submitted yesterday - Tory rebel source
Despite the prime minister's victory yesterday in staving off a rebellion and getting his Rwanda bill through the Commons, it appears the rebels have not all been appeased.
A rebel source has told our political editor Beth Rigby that "several" letters of no confidence were submitted last night.
The total number of letters having been submitted at any one time remains confidential until the threshold triggering a leadership contest is crossed.
It requires 15% of the parliamentary party to submit a letter for a leadership contest to be triggered - which equates to 53 letters.
Rishi Sunak suffered the biggest rebellions of his premiership over the last two days, peaking at 67 of his own MPs backing an amendment last night that would have blocked late-night injunctions from the European Court of Human Rights stopping Rwanda flights taking off.
He is set to deliver a news conference after 10am in Downing Street, and we'll have live coverage here in the Politics Hub and across Sky News.
I'm an undecided / swing voter as it stands no party have do anything to come close to getting my vote. I can see why Reform UK are getting moment though. Are they a fad like UKIP though?
So can Sunak survive?