Conservative rebels who are plotting to overthrow Rishi Sunak have been rebuffed by MPs they have tried to recruit for their proposed coup, i understands. Tories unhappy with the Prime Minister’s leadership have drawn up a policy plan which they say would allow the party to reset under a new leader ahead of this year’s general election.

Rishi Sunak has just enjoyed that rarest of things: a good week. Over the past seven days, the prime minister has seen his flagship, long-delayed Safety of Rwanda Bill make it onto the statute books.

Rishi Sunak is bracing for one of the toughest weeks of his premiership as Tory rebels plot to oust him in anticipation of disastrous local elections results.A group of restive Conservative MPs have drawn up a “policy blitz” for a potential successor,

Rishi Sunak's allies are growing increasingly hopeful that the Prime Minister will manage to avoid any serious threat to his leadership in the

Worried MPs have concocted five-point plan of quick measures aimed at showing that the party cares about public’s priorities

Rishi Sunak is set to come under further pressure from Tory rebels who have reportedly drawn up policy ideas to launch in a blitz over the next 100 days. The prime minister is facing a tough week of local elections following the news that MP Dr Dan Poulter left the Conservative Party on Sunday in favour of Labour.

Conservatives draw up five-point plan to secure ‘quick wins’ for the party after the MP Dan Poulter defects to Labour