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Overnight quite a shock and it seems it has been for a number of different reasons. firstly his concern over the uk's softening approach towards brussels, but also his disagreement with a broader direction of travel of the government, something he mentioned in his letter to borisjohnson last night. he sees brexit as an opportunity for britain to have less regulation and for the uk economy to be opened up. he was also known to disagree with a tax rise that was introduced back in september to pay for social care, and he was one of the most vocal critics in cabinet of the most vocal critics in ca...

Hero for delivering brexit. well, the culture secretary, who was a member of that whatsapp group, replied to them to say they should show more loyalty to borisjohnson, who had delivered an 83 seat majority for the party. in response to that, she was kicked out of that whatsapp group. now, i am sure there is going to be a lot of discussion on all the political programmes this morning about what exactly this will mean, but one thing is already very clear: a difficult week for the prime minister, but a lot more difficult because of lord frost's departure last night.— difficult because of lord f...

Lord frost's resignation is without doubt another blow to boris johnson, delivered right at the time the prime minister is at its weakest since coming to office. a one—time diplomat, david frost was brought in just days after borisjohnson became prime minister to negotiate a brexit deal. he helped mistjohnson when the backing of hardline brexit supporters in this party, advocating tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is _ tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is still _ tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is still quite _ between us is still quite significant.â€...

And his win at the general election. in return, the prime minister made him a lord and elevated him to the cabinet. but at that table, he has been arguing loudly against some of the prime minister's decisions. he was opposed to the recent re—imposition of covid restrictions and also to increasing national insurance to pay for social care. in his resignation letter to borisjohnson, he wrote, you know my concerns about the current direction of travel, adding he wanted the uk to become a lightly regulated, low—tax country, saying on covid he hoped the government would not be tempted by the ki...