Grayling under pressure to quit over Brexit ferry fiasco

Chris Grayling had awarded a contract for a no-deal Brexit ferry service to a company with no ships.The beleaguered transport secretary, Chris Grayling, is under mounting pressure to resign after reaching a humiliating £33m out-of-court settlement over a botched Brexit ferry deal.The deputy Labour leader, Tom Watson, said “heads must roll” after the latest chapter in the fiasco, in which the startup company Seaborne Freight was awarded a £14m contract to open a new UK-EU