Rebels Abandon 'Kamikaze Mission'
Tory plotters have conceded that continuing their war on Rishi Sunak would have been a 'kamikaze mission', as Conservative MPs were not willing to 'pull the trigger' despite disappointing local election results.
Rishi Sunak Sees Off Rebel Plotters
Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has successfully navigated the challenges posed by rebel plotters attempting to topple him from No10, with the rebels backing down after Ben Houchen's crucial re-election as Tees Valley Mayor.
Downing Street's Relief
After months of plotting and bitter briefing, No10 believes the gravest danger for Rishi Sunak has passed, with Deputy PM Oliver Dowden stating that the Tories are now uniting behind the PM, emphasizing the need for party unity moving forward.
Rebels Call Time on Plot
Rebels called off their plot and retreated to the pub for a pint after deciding they could not face another leadership challenge, with senior government figures expecting Cabinet ministers who were involved in the maneuvers to quieten down and support Sunak.
Grim Outlook for Conservatives
Despite facing bruising defeats in local elections, grim-faced Conservatives are wary of another leadership contest before the next election, fearing it may further harm their chances of returning to No10.
