Divided Cabinet: Who backs no-deal and who supports a softer Brexit?
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Sajid Javid – Home Secretary
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Jeremy Hunt – British Foreign Secretary
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Penny Mordaunt – Secretary of State for International Development
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Stephen Barclay – Brexit Secretary
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Andrea Leadsom – Leader of the House of Commons
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Liam Fox – Secretary of State for International Trade
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Chris Grayling – Secretary of State for Transport
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Liz Truss – Chief Secretary to the Treasury
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Gavin Williamson – Secretary of State for Defence
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David Gauke – Secretary of State for Justice
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Amber Rudd – Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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David Lidington – Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
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Greg Clark – Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
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Matt Hancock – Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
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Damian Hinds – Education Secretary
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Philip Hammond – Chancellor of the Exchequer
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David Mundell – Secretary of State for Scotland
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James Brokenshire – Communities Secretary
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Michael Gove – Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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Karen Bradley – Northern Ireland Secretary
As Theresa May battles to win Brexit compromises from the EU, she is also struggling to hold together a warring Cabinet that is deeply divided over how best to leave the bloc.
While some Eurosceptic ministers favour a no-deal Brexit, Remainers are advocating the softest exit possible with continuing close ties to the EU.
The issue of the Customs Union continues to split Tories.
Eurosceptics despise the idea, saying it would leave the UK subject to rules from Brussels and unable to negotiate trade deals.
Soft Brexiteers argue a Customs Union will allow trade to continue and prevent a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
So, who in the Cabinet could move to support a Customs Union, and who is against (and who is waiting for the right time to try and topple the Prime Minister)?