The two-faced Tories ruining the UK

All except one of Theresa May’s first Brexit Cabinet were in favour of the EU or its Single Market prior to last year’s Referendum.

The Secretary in a State over Health

The Secretary of State for Health, the Right Honourable Jeremy Hunt, MP, will see you now.

Hello Mr Hunt, the EU referendum is coming up, and I’m very interested to know your view of how Brexit will affect the National Health Service.

70% of Mrs May's cabinet wanted Britain to remain in the EU

During the Referendum campaign, 70% of Theresa May’s cabinet advised Britain to remain in the European Union and the Single Market. That’s 16 cabinet ministers out of 23 who concluded and concurred that it was in the country’s best interests to stay a member of the EU.

Yet only three weeks after the Brexit result, those 16 Tory politicians volunteered to form a government to take Britain out of the European Union and the Single Market – going entirely against their own advice that this would be detrimental to the country’s interests.