Tory minister Chris Grayling faces parliamentary inquiries amid fresh calls to resign

Calls for Mr Grayling to be sacked were echoed by former Tory MP Anna Soubry, who quit the party last week to join The Independent Group.

I'm in a strange conundrum, I don't want him sacked because he is a Tory, I want him sacked because he is the most incompetent twat we have ever had as a minister of anything. He has the reverse Midas touch, everything he touches turns to shit.

These odd situations always beg the question who has actually made the money out of this fiasco? Incompetence is rife with our MP's and civil servants and its time a public body was formed to oversee these antics because I doubt anyone is impressed by what happens regularly here.

An absolute bloody disgrace!!....he should be removed from any position that involves using your brain!!...the guy is costing the taxpayer millions and millions!!...why is he still in his job!!😡👎 if PM May does not condemn it....she condones it!!!...it's Pathetic!, as he is!!👎

He wont though and Theresa May wont force him out because she needs the support. More party politics over the good of the people. No way should the taxpayer foot the bill for this. He ignored all the advice given so their party should find a way to raise the funds

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