Boris Johnson faces a delegation of Cabinet ministers at Downing Street telling him to quit tonight. It comes as the number of MPs who've resigned hits 32.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, who was key to the Prime Minister's fight for survival during partygate, is among those who will demand he quits, sources told the PA news agency. Long-standing ally Brandon Lewis, who believes Mr Johnson's position is "now untenable", was understood to be part of the group, as was Welsh Secretary Simon Hart.
Reports even suggested Nadhim Zahawi, who was only appointed Chancellor on Tuesday, will join the group. The Prime Minister, appearing at the Commons Liaison Committee, was told that there was a delegation of Cabinet Ministers of waiting for him at Downing Street to tell him to quit.