David Davis was the first to go, but there has been quite the trickle of others following him in resigning from Government/Conservative Party posts in opposition to the Chequers plan and Brexit White Paper. Below is a comprehensive list of all those resignations: 8th July: David Davis – Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union Resignation letter here 8th July: Steve Baker – Minister at the Department for Exiting the European Union Resignation letter here 9th July: Boris Johnson – Foreign Secretary Resignation letter here 9th July: Conor Burns – Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Foreign Office Details here 9th July: Chris Green – Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Department for Transport Resignation letter here 10th July: Ben Bradley: Conservative Party Vice Chairman responsible for Youth Resignation letter here 10th July: Maria Caulfield: Conservative Party Vice Chairman responsible for Women Resignation letter here 15th July: Robert Courts: Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Foreign Office Details here 16th July: Scott Mann: Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Treasury Resignation letter here 16th July: Guto Bebb: Junior Defence Minister Awaiting a statement, although as a former Remainer he was evidently opposed to the Government accepting ERG-backed amendments to the Customs Bill