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A number of Conservative MPs are expected to vote against the plans.
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Conservative MPs voted with the government but many subsequently expressed their disquiet.
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Too many Conservative MPs have been unwilling to support the necessary compromises.
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Thirteen of their top target seats are currently held by Conservative MPs.
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Some Conservative MPs are sceptical about the need for the Grieve amendment.
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That attracted the support of 20 Conservative MPs in the voting lobby.
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A May loss would see a successor chosen from existing Conservative MPs.
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Mrs May survived a no-confidence vote of Conservative MPs in December.
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Read more Cooper had urged Conservative MPs to vote for the Dubs proposal.
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Rebel Conservative MPs, at some points many of them, happily upset its agenda.
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The candidate with the fewest votes is removed and Conservative MPs vote again.
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There is no majority for hard Brexit in parliament, even among Conservative MPs.
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The ERG's funds are allocated by a group of Conservative MPs.
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Lynton Crosby reportedly told Conservative MPs to expect it after Christmas.
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It is a weapon Conservative MPs are disinclined to use casually.
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Conservative MPs are unlikely to back an amendment tabled by Corbyn.
