Conservative Party vice-chairs Maria Caulfield and Ben Bradley have resigned over Theresa May’s Brexit proposals outlined at Chequers on Friday.

In his resignation letter Ben Bradley, MP for Mansfield, warned: "If we do not deliver Brexit in spirit as well as in name, then we are handing Jeremy Corbyn the keys to number 10.”

Meanwhile, Caulfield, the MP for Lewes since 2017 said May’s Brexit policy “will be bad for our country and bad for the party,” and echoed Bradley’s concerns it would see the Labour leader coming in as the next prime minister.

‘According to a new poll nearly 4 in 10 voters think @theresa_may’s soft #Brexit deal agreed at Chequers is a betrayal,’ says RT UK’s @Polly_Boiko, amid May’s cabinet mayhem. pic.twitter.com/ylTw8eRRan — RT UK (@RTUKnews) July 10, 2018

It comes after a string of resignations following the weekend cabinet meeting where the prime minister believed she had reached a consensus on her Brexit plans. Brexit Secretary David Davis and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson were the biggest names to quit in opposition to May’s proposal, resigning within 24 hours of each other.

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