Boris Johnson is being advised to offer Jeremy Hunt the role of chancellor of the exchequer in a bid to bring stability as he tries to cling onto power, it is reported.
The prime minister survived a vote of no confidence 211 to 148 on Monday after months of allegations that he lied over parties in Downing Street.
But he was left humiliated with a cloud over his future after 41% of his own MPs voted to topple him - just 906 days after his 2019 election landslide.
