On Monday, Liz Truss apologised for the 'mistakes' she has made in her first few volatile weeks as prime minister - but insisted she will lead the Tories into the next general election.
She continued:"If you think about the significance of what has just been announced by the chancellor today, this feels like even more of an unwinding of what she put together with Kwasi.
The outgoing MP for Broxbourne became the fifth MP to publicly call for Ms Truss to go, telling Sky News' political editor Beth Rigby that the PM's position is"untenable". Asked whether Ms Truss could stay in her position, Sir Charles said:"Look, the prime minister has had a very torrid six weeks."But if you read the mood of the parliamentary party, she has lost authority and you can't lead a party if you don't have some authority. She doesn't have much of that."He continued:"I'm just so cross. I've just had enough. And I think quite a few of my colleagues have had enough.
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