Boris Johnson has been hit by a slew of government resignations as dozens of MPs say they have lost confidence in his leadership.
The Prime Minister has lost about a third of the MPs on his payroll in less than 48 hours.
Health Secretary Sajid Javid began the onslaught of resignations. He stepped down just after 6pm on Tuesday, saying he had lost confidence in Mr Johnson’s leadership.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak followed five minutes later, announcing he had "reluctantly come to the decision that we cannot continue like this".
The PM sacked Michael Gove from his cabinet post on Wednesday night, while Secretary of State for Wales Simon Hart and Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis quit on Thursday morning.
On Thursday morning the new Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi, who had been in the post just 36 hours, called on the PM to resign. Minutes later the new Education Secretary Michelle Donelan, appointed on Tuesday night, also quit.
Cabinet Ministers
Sajid Javid, Heath Secretary
Rishi Sunak, Chancellor
Simon Hart, Secretary of State for Wales
Brandon Lewis, Northern Ireland Secretary
Michael Gove, Housing Secretary, was sacked after telling the PM to resign
Michelle Donelan, Education Secretary
Ministers
Will Quince, Children’s Minister
Robin Walker, Education Minister
John Glen, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City Minister
Victoria Adkins, Home Office Minister
Jo Churchill, Environment Minister
Stuart Andrew, Housing Minister
Kemi Badenoch, Equalities Minister
Alex Burghart, Education Minister
Julia Lopez, Media Minister
Neil O’Brien, Levelling Up Minister
Lee Rowley, Industry Minister
Mims Davies, Employment Minister
Rachel Maclean, Minister for Safeguarding
Mike Freer, Minister for Exports and Minister for Equality
Ed Argar, Minister for Health
Damian Hinds, Security Minister
Helen Whately, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury
George Freeman, Science Minister
Guy Opperman, Pensions Minister
Chris Philp, Technology Minister
James Cartlidge, Courts’ Minister
Rebecca Pow, Environment Minister
Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS)
Jonathan Gullis, PPS Northern Ireland
Saqib Bhatti, PPS Health
Nicola Richards, PPS Transport
Virginia Crosbie, Wales PPS
Laura Trott, PPS Transport
Felicity Buchan, PPS Business
Claire Coutinho, PPS Treasury
David Johnston, PPS Education
Selaine Saxby, PPS Treasury
Mark Logan, PPS Northern Ireland
Craig Williams, PPS Treasury
Duncan Baker, PPS Levelling Up
Mark Fletcher, PPS Business
Sara Britcliffe, PPS Education
Ruth Edwards, PPS Scotland
Peter Gibson, Department for International Trade
James Sunderland, PPS Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Jacob Young, PPS for The Ministry of Housing and Local Government
James Daly, PPS for the DWP
Danny Kruger, PPS for Levelling Up
Dr James Davies, PPS Health
Gareth Davies, PPS Health
Rob Butler, PPS Foreign Office
Jack Brereton, PPS International Trade
Trade Envoys
Andrew Murrison, Trade Envoy Morocco
Theo Clarke, Kenya Envoy
David Duguid, Fisheries Envoy
David Mundell, UK Trade Envoy to New Zealand
Richard Graham, trade envoy for SE Asia
Other roles
Alex Chalk, Solicitor General
Bim Afolami, Conservative Party Vice Chair
Luke Hall, deputy chair of the Conservative Party
Caroline Johnson, Conservative Party vice-chair
