The arch remainer and former attorney general Dominic Grieve has been left red faced after his attempts to overthrow the Government appear to have failed. The MP for Beaconsfield had refused to rule out backing the Labour leader’s plans to enter No 10. He joined two other ex-ministers, Dame Caroline Spelman and Sir Oliver Letwin, in agreeing to hold talks with Mr Corbyn to find ways to stop a no-deal Brexit.

He has now been humiliated after the furore that has been caused over this admitting he will no longer support the proposals saying: “I am not about to facilitate Jeremy Corbyn’s arrival in Downing Street.”

Tory ex-minister Guto Bebb stoked the row by saying a Corbyn government would be less damaging than a no-deal Brexit.

Ken Clarke has also added to the anger after he told BBC Radio 4’s PM programme he was prepared to lead an emergency government as caretaker PM to stop a no-deal Brexit, after talks with Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson.

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Sir Christopher Meyer, a former UK ambassador to Washington, also jumped in saying: “Tory MPs who plan to vote for Corbyn against their own government plumb unprecedented depths of Brexit derangement syndrome.

But I suppose it keeps these nonentities in the headlines.”

Jeremy Corbyn has also hit back at the plans saying: “It’s not up to Jo Swinson to decide who the next prime minister is going to be.”

It appears that the remain camp is extremely divided unlike the Government that under Boris Johnson and political operator Dominic Cummings is heading for a full and clean Brexit on the 31st of October.