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FORMER Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith said today that Theresa May must resign next month.

The Tory grandee urged Ms May to resign before she does electoral damage to the Tories during the European Parliament elections on May 23.

Speaking on Sky News, he said: “I know that the Prime Minister has already said she’s going.

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