Lee Anderson resigns: What does it mean? | Andrew Marr and Natasha Clark analysis
January 17, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe two Conservative Party Deputy Chairman, Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith, have resigned.
Rishi Sunak's bid to keep the Tories unified took a huge hit on Tuesday as dozens of Tories voted for rebel amendments to his Rwanda plan and Lee Anderson quit his senior party role.
Though both amendments failed - with the government and opposition parties voting against them - there appear to be enough rebels to overturn Mr Sunak's majority and stop the bill from becoming law in its current form.
Andrew Marr and LBC's political editor Natasha Clark look at what this development means for the Tory party - and the country as a whole.
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