He had to bide his time to take the keys to Downing Street, but the PM cannot afford to wait much longer to decide his course of action 🔍 Analysis by RichardVaughan1
The Brexit vote sets Mr Sunak on a potential collision course with Eurosceptic Tory MPs, as the Government grasps for growth while facing barriers with its biggest trading partner , he would have been under no illusions as to what he was letting himself in for.
His party has been at war with itself for years as it continues to wrestle with the insoluble Tory quandary as to what relationship it should have with Europe.potential collision course with the Eurosceptic wing of his partyBut it is not just the issue of the UK’s trading terms with the EU that is causing discomfort in the Conservative Party.
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