Rishi Sunak Warned of Existential Threat to Conservative Party
Rishi Sunak is facing a major crisis as the Supreme Court delivers a devastating blow to the government's immigration plans. Leading right-wing members of the Conservative Party are calling the Prime Minister's response a "confidence issue" and an "existential threat" to the future of the party.
Emergency Legislation Demanded to Override Human Rights Act
As the Prime Minister prepares to address the nation and assure them of a "Plan B," calls are pouring in for emergency legislation to tear up the Human Rights Act. Former Cabinet Minister Sir Simon Clarke warns that a lack of decisive action from Number 10 could determine the fate of the Conservative Party.
Tory MPs Threaten Vote of No Confidence in Sunak's Leadership
Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns reveals that several Conservative MPs are considering submitting letters of no confidence in Rishi Sunak's leadership. A hastily arranged meeting of right-wing party members, including Sir Iain Duncan Smith and Lord Frost, was held immediately after the Supreme Court ruling.
Supreme Court Decision Brings Party's Future into Question
Tory MP Danny Kruger of the New Conservatives group believes that the Supreme Court judgment could mean the end of the party. He calls for immediate legislative action to override the European Convention on Human Rights and to reconsider the UK's involvement in other treaties.
Government Must "Step Up" to Regain Public Trust
Mr. Kruger emphasizes that the government must "step up" in response to the Supreme Court decision or risk losing the trust of the public. He demands robust action to fulfill the promises made to the British people regarding border control and immigration.
Prime Minister's Response Poses Fundamental Question of Governance
Ex-Cabinet Minister Sir Simon Clarke warns that the Prime Minister's response to the Supreme Court decision raises a fundamental question of "who governs Britain." He insists on emergency legislation to override the Human Rights Act and cautions against any less decisive action.
