Dominic Grieve

Former Conservative MP Dominic Grieve never set out to be a
rebel. In his words, he was a member of the establishment. He was
president of the Oxford University Conservative Association and
before being elected to parliament, he was a QC. He served in
David Cameron’s government as Attorney General, but as the EU
referendum loomed, he became increasingly vocal in his opposition
against Brexit. He opposed Theresa May’s withdrawal deal
three times and in 2019, he was one of 21 Tory MPs who had
the whip withdrawn over their opposition to a no-deal Brexit. Was
this how he thought his parliamentary career would end?