Theresa May appears to have potentially just hours left as Conservative leader as her authority and Government crumbles around her amid a mass mutiny.

After the Prime Minister was rocked by the departure of Commons’ Leader Andrea Leadsom last night she pulled out of a plan to hold a vote on the Withdrawal Agreement Bill in the first week of June.

In little more than 24 hours the besieged leader is due to hold a showdown with backbench kingmaker Sir Graham Brady in which she is expected to announce her resignation.

The mutiny on the green benches has been growing like a volcano over recent weeks but the Prime Minister has so far resisted all efforts to pry her immediately from the leadership.

However after postponing the WAB vote to see off an immediate rebellion by her Cabinet, she appears to be almost out of options.

That would pave the way for a summer leadership battle between a wide field of ambitious MPs currently led by Boris Johnson – with the victor having to cobble together Brexit before the October 31 deadline.

Pressure is mounting on Theresa May to step down immediately. The Prime Minister will hold the latest – and possibly the last – in a series of meeting with Sir Graham Brady, the chairman of the Committee, whose membership is made up of all backbench Tory MPs.

Mrs May has clung on thus far but even she seems to finally have become politically hamstrung.

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The executive of the Committee held a vote last night on whether to alter party rules to allow a no-confidence vote to be held in her leadership immediately.

Wednesday night’s vote was a bizarre form of blackmail aimed squarely at the Prime Minister besieged in Number Under current party rules designed to maintain stability she cannot face another such vote until December this year.

But such is the scale of the mutiny that MPs including influential lieutenants like Nigel Evans have pushed for the rules to be relaxed.

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Otherwise May could remain at the helm of a zombie government for months. The ballot papers have not been counted but instead placed in an envelope.

If Theresa May has not resigned by tomorrow – or does not say she is resigning at the meeting with Sir Graham, it will be opened. The implicit threat to Mrs May is: fall on your sword or we shall wield it for you.

The executive has been resisting calls to alter the rules for fear of setting a destabilising precedent but the wave of anger seems likely to mean it is a credible threat.

Even at this late stage there is no other easy way for the mutineers to make her walk the plank at a time not of her own choosing.

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Calling votes of no confidence is the responsibility of Sir Graham. The process is secret and only Sir Graham knows how many letters he has received.

Before December’s vote he revealed that he did not even tell his own wife how many letters he had received. The amount of time it takes to hit the magic number can be slightly complicated by the fact that MPs are able to withdraw their letters after they send them in, meaning the umber can go down as well as up.

Once triggered, the ballot can be organised very quickly and is a simple yes or no question of whether she should remain leader.

The vote and the result announcement can be held on the same day.

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Mrs May, pictured leaving Parliament today, is believed to have only days left as leader of the Conservatives. The Tories on course for a European elections drubbing at the hands of Nigel Farage pictured voting in Kent today and his new Brexit Party.

There is also the small matter of the European Elections today, in which the Conservatives are expected to suffer a cataclysmic defeat, mainly at the hands of Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party.

Which date she sets – if any – could spark yet another row if her opponents feel it is not swift enough.

If the situation was not fraught enough, the PM must also contend with the arrival of Donald Trump for a long-awaited and controversial three-day State Visit at the start of June.

He has not been shy of voicing his disapproval for her Brexit deal, and is widely expected to throw some grenades into the debate.

He could be placed in the bizarre position of meeting Theresa May while she is Prime Minister but not leader of the Conservatives. Up to now Theresa May and Number 10 have been insisting – publicly at least – that she wanted to get a Brexit deal done before stepping down.

That would set her up to leave perhaps in the autumn. But that now seems an almost impossible task as calls for her resignation become deafening.

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Britain still has until October 31 to get Brexit sorted and leave under the current terms of the agreement with the EU. But if Mrs May does step down her successor will face the same problem she does: MPs will not pass the current deal.

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So they will be faced with a looming deadline and several choices to make:. If the leader is ousted, they typically remain as Prime Minister until a successor is appointed and ready to be confirmed by the Queen.

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Any MP – apart from the ousted leader – is eligible to stand in the subsequent contest. Conservative MPs hold a series of ballots to whittle the list of contenders down to two, with the lowest placed candidate dropping out in each round.

The final two candidates are then offered to the Tory membership at large for an election. Boris Johnson pictured leaving home today is considered the front runner to succeed Mrs May, but historically Tory contests have thrown up surprises.

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There is also the matter of a ‘stop Boris’ campaign among MPs to stop him taking over, which means it may be left to someone else to deal with Brexit.

Party chiefs hope that the first stage can be completed within a few weeks. The run-off could then either be rushed through in July, or take place over the summer parliamentary recess.

But opinion is divided over how long the leadership battle could take. He suggested it would take ‘four days in the Commons and six days with the membership’ and ‘does not need to be an overly long process’.

Ex-Brexit secretary Dominic Raab has set himself up as a right-wing Brexiteer candidate for the leadership.

The Tory gathering in Manchester this autumn will be the natural time for a new leader to take the stage and try to unite the fractured party.

Assuming no way has been found to force a Withdrawal Agreement through Parliament by this point, they will need to spell out how they intend to approach the Brexit process.

Victory for a harder-line Brexiteer such as Mr Johnson could see the party vow to leave the EU in a matter of weeks, with or without a deal. They will also need to consider whether such a policy can be pushed through the Commons with the current batch of MPs – or whether a bold move like a general election has become unavoidable.

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