Sentences with phrase «faces political oblivion»

Mr Huhne faces political oblivion if he is formally accused of perverting the course of justice by allowing his wife to take speeding penalty points for him.

However, SNP spokesman Bruce Crawford warned: «Neither a new leader nor a glitzy David Cameron led PR campaign will help the failing Tories in Scotland as their anti-Scottish policies means they now face are facing political oblivion.

Not exact matches

Faced with political oblivion in the last parliament, Osborne reached for the same old tool box with Funding for Lending, Help to Buy and other wheezes.

Labour is facing the prospect of «political oblivion» if it goes into a general election under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, a senior backbencher has warned.

Meanwhile, the two MPs who tabled the motion of no confidence in Mr Corbyn today warned Labour was facing «political oblivion» if he leads them into the next election.