Cursed Brexit? These MPs have submitted no-confidence letters so far

With every MP confirming sending the letter of no confidence against Theresa May over her draft Brexit agreement, the threat of a no-confidence vote grows.

As of today, at least 20 MPs have submitted letters to Sir Graham Brady, chair of the influential backbench 1922 Committee. There may be others who may have sent the letters but have not declared it publicly.

Forty-eight Tory MPs need to write to the chair to trigger a confidence vote, which would happen within a day or two of being announced. May would need the backing of 158 MPs to keep her job.

Here are the ones we know:

1. Jacob Rees-Mogg
2. Steve Baker
3. Henry Smith
4. Simon Clarke
5. Peter Bone
6. Philip Davies
7. Nadine Dorries
8. Andrew Bridgen
9. Adam Holloway
10. Martin Vickers
11. James Duddridge
12. Laurence Robertson
13. Lee Rowley
14. Maria Caulfield
15. Sheryll Murray
16. Anne Marie Morris
17. Andrea Jenkyns
18. John Whittingdale
19. Ben Bradley
20. Mark Francois

Sources close to Boris Johnson have yet not shared if he has submitted a letter. Meanwhile, former Brexit secretary David Davis has declared he will not be writing in.