It’s been almost exactly a year since a handful of Tory MPs shuffled Rishi Sunak into Downing Street. The good news for Sunak? He’s still there. Just about. The bad news? He’s still there. Just about.
The amnesty is over. After a 12-month omerta, Tory backbenchers are once more free to fire off letters of no confidence to the chairman of the 1922 Committee. And there are rumours that up to 25 MPs have already done so.