New poll data has showed Jeremy Corbyn could become Prime Minister (Image: GETTY)
The Conservatives are likely to lose 59 seats in a general election, The Sunday Telegraph reported. Experts said former Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith and Work and Pensions secretary, Amber Rudd are at risk of being voted out. The analysts told the paper the drop in support for the Tory party is due to “the Government’s failure to deliver Brexit”.
Prof Sir John Curtice, president of the British Polling Council, said Brexiteers have moved on to Ukip or Nigel Farage’s Brexit party.
The data follows reports Tory Party lawyers might have allowed the 1922 Committee to rewrite the rules and challenge Theresa May to another vote of no confidence again in a year.
Sir Graham Brady, the committee chairman, told The Sunday Telegraph: “It is my understanding that the rules could in future be changed by the agreement of the 1922
