Boris Johnson has not been toppled - for now - after the Sue Gray report on Downing Street parties blasted “failures of leadership” in No10.
Tory MPs have not yet sent the 54 letters they need to trigger a no-confidence vote, after the PM told them he nearly died of Covid in a desperate plea.
But ex-leader William Hague slammed the PM’s bullish response to Parliament, where he made unfounded attacks on Labour, and said he “should be very worried”.
