Amber Rudd threatens resignation
Rudd in office 71 days so far
Pushed on whether she would rule out resigning, DWP boss Amber Rudd said: "I'm going to wait and see."
Secretary of state for the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) refuses to rule out resigning in the event of a no-deal Brexit
Speaking last night (24 January) on BBC Newsnight, the minister refused to rule out resigning in the event of a no-deal Brexit after the question was twice put to her by presenter Kirsty Wark. First, she responded by saying: "There are lots of moving parts at the moment. I'm just going to carry on trying to make my point in my words." When asked again if she would rule out resigning she said: "I'm going to wait and see." Rudd returned to the cabinet and took up the position on 18 November...
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