Theresa May warned not to back down in Brexit talks

Hard-line Brexiteers have warned British prime minister, Theresa May, that she could be ousted from office if she backs down on key issues at today’s deal-breaking talks in Brussels.

The Leave Means Leave campaign made the claim, despite health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, insisting that removing Ms May from office could stop Brexit from happening at all, as it could lead to an election that Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, would win.

In an open letter to Ms May, on Sunday, the Leave Means Leave campaign — which includes Conservatives MP, Jacob Reec-Mogg, and former cabinet members, John Redwood, Owen Patterson and David Jones — said the prime minister must not back down on key issues at today’s Brexit talks.