Maybot reaches political nadir, and then keeps falling | John Crace

It was all getting too much for Theresa. Her cabinet was splintering around her ears and she was running out of replacementsThe Pot Plants were up nice and early, which was more than could be said for the prime minister. Theresa May was having a lie-in following the worst day of her time in office. A worst day that had followed the previous worst day the day before. That had followed the worst day the day before that. There was a pattern emerging.“Tell her she’s got to get up,”