Top Tories have warned Boris Johnson faces D-Day when two final reports are published on Partygate - and it could be “terminal” for his leadership.
The threat of an immediate no-confidence vote appeared to be receding today after the Prime Minister unveiled changes to his team in 10 Downing Street.
But some senior Conservatives, publicly and privately, predicted he will be tipped into a moment of danger when Sue Gray sends a second report and the Met Police give their decisions on 12 parties in No10 and Whitehall.
