Why Theresa May should go?  The Telegraph

Tory MPs should have ended her leadership of the Conservative Party in the immediate aftermath of the election disaster. She hasn’t survived because her parliamentary colleagues believe her promise to lift them out of the mess she confessed to landing them in. She’s survived because they’re scared of a messy leadership contest and worried that the new leader may be worse than the nurse they desperately still cling to.

But, at some point, they’ll have to summon up the courage to oust Mrs May. They’re kidding themselves if they think she’ll make it easy. I know via an indiscretion from one of her closest allies that she dearly wants to continue as PM even once a Brexit deal is completed (or, more likely, is fudged). No 10 is almost never vacated voluntarily.

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