CLEAN : No confidence vote 'a crisis for Downing Street': Analyst

The transcript discusses the significant challenges faced by the Prime Minister following a major rebellion within his party, with over 140 backbench MPs voting against him. This situation is described as a crisis for Downing St. The Prime Minister shows no intention of resigning unless forced by external pressures, such as another vote of no confidence. The cabinet's support is crucial, and the Prime Minister's vulnerability is expected to influence government policies and initiatives, which may be seen as tactics to address his weakened position.

What factors might influence the backbenchers' ability to remove the Prime Minister?

How is the vulnerability of the Prime Minister expected to affect government policy?