Lucy Powell, the shadow leader of the House, has said Tory infighting is 'not that interesting anymore' as a senior MP calls for Rishi Sunak to quit. The Tory MP said: 'We've always been a broad church, a coalition of different people with different interests and debate is very healthy in a parliamentary democracy, but we are united in many aspects, all significant aspects, which is tackle these systemic issues.' And what we see is a prime minister is taking action on all those fronts and delivering a plan that's working.' 'Of course, we've been through a difficult time, we've been through COVID, the cost of living crisis, the troubles in the Red Sea.

In a message to Sir Simon and 'anyone else who shares his views', Mr Hollinrake said: 'Get your head down and get some work done, let's turn this country around - which is what we're doing. 'We're not talking about the overwhelming view of the parliamentary party or the political party.' Mr Hollinrake told the BBC: 'You're talking about an isolated position taken by one member of parliament. Kevin Hollinrake, the postal affairs minister, has insisted he does not think a 'plot' against Rishi Sunak is brewing after a senior Tory MP called on him to quit.Įx-minister Sir Simon Clarke said Mr Sunak has gone 'from asset to anchor' and the party faces an electoral 'massacre' under his leadership.

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