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Tory nerves have been fraying for months. But with the publication of a survey predicting the loss of nearly 200 seats, funded (apparently to the tune of £40,000) by the so-far-so-mysterious “Conservative Britain Alliance”, there’s a serious risk of full-blown panic setting in.

Losses in Wellingborough and Kingswood - especially if accompanied by a surge in support for the Reform Party - would spell further misery for the beleaguered PM

When Nadine Dorries published The Plot last November, she set out her argument that the Tories have been controlled for 20 years by a shadowy cabal that decided when to topple their leaders.

Survey shows 2019 Tory voters unimpressed by options, as Penny Mordaunt defends PM as ‘best of Britain’

While there is no clear replacement for Mr Sunak suggested by the polling, the two nearest challengers - Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage - are not eligible to take over.

The prime minister will face 11 months of attrition from his own side if he waits until November to go to the polls, writes Sky News Sam Coates.

But Labour leader says party has to act like it is "five points behind" in the polls.

It’s being reported that the mysterious Conservative Britain Alliance (CBA), is now behind an increased push to get rid of Sunak before the election.

Donors close to Boris Johnson and hedge fund boss behind GB News say they had no involvement in polling

Disgruntled Conservatives believe changing PM once more is the only way to prevent a cataclysmic election defeat.