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Former chancellor Philip Hammond to resign as MP over 'acute dilemma'
In a tweet he spoke of the "great sadness" that came with making the decision.
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The former chancellor hopes the PM can get a deal but warns "it won't be the deal he's put on the table".
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Philip Hammond and Boris Johnson agree that Brexit talks are dead - Peston
Johnson and Hammond are in agreement - it will be a no-deal Brexit on October 31, unless there is an external or exogenous shock.
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Europe and MPs collaborating to block Brexit, claims Boris Johnson
The PM's remarks came after Philip Hammond accused him of trying to "wreck" a new Brexit deal by making demands the EU will not accept.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond announces he will resign if Boris Johnson becomes PM
Mr Hammond, who has been in Number 11 for three years, has been a vocal critic of a no-deal Brexit.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond aims warning shot at Boris Johnson over no-deal Brexit
Philip Hammond is preparing to return to the backbenches under the incoming administration.
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Philip Hammond will not resign as Chancellor just yet, writes Robert Peston
So will Theresa May sack him? Seems very unlikely.
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No-deal Brexit will leave UK ‘at mercy of French’ warns Hammond
The Chancellor says Paris will be able to ‘dial up’ queues for traffic going into the port of Calais at will.
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Tory MP filmed removing protester amid demonstration during Hammond speech
Several minutes of disruption was caused to the event, which was attended by around 350 guests.
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Philip Hammond to warn Tory leadership hopefuls they need a Brexit 'plan B'
He will use a speech to warn that a no-deal Brexit could hit the public finances, risk the break-up of the UK and damage the economy.
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