Good evening. I'm Pierce Morgan on Sensen, a stunning breaking news night tonight.

A special two-hour edition of our show as the British government appears to be collapsing before our very eyes.

Yes, the dam is bursting on Boris Johnson.

Could even, some think, resign as early as tonight.

Two of the Prime Minister's most senior cabinet ministers

have quit in a coordinated assault on Johnson's leadership, leaving his beleaguered premiership dangling

by the very small list of threads. First, Health Secretary Sajid Javid walked out saying the public

and now his own colleagues no longer have confidence in Johnson's leadership. And he's saying that

in a pandemic.

Minutes later, Rishi Sunak, talking in the middle of a financial crisis as the Chancellor of Exchequer,

also resigned. He said the public rightly expects government to be conducted properly,

competently and seriously, and the quotes we cannot continue like this.

Both men now tipped as potential future leaders.

Andrew Morrison has also quit his trade envoy to Morocco.

Bim Afalami is resigned tonight as Tory vice chairman.

PBSs are now beginning to fall like Dominoes.

Two, in fact, have quit in the last two minutes.

Last month, Boris Johnson barely survived a vote of confidence, as 148 of his own MPs voted to ask him over Partygate

the scandal of illegal lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street

for which the Prime Minister himself was fined by police.

This week he's been engulfed by scandal again,

after being caught again, lying again,

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