Eurosceptic ministers agree to stay in May's government - Sunday Times

LONDON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Senior Eurosceptic ministersMichael Gove, Liam Fox, Chris Grayling, Penny Mordaunt andAndrea Leadsom have agreed to stay in British Prime MinisterTheresa May's government, the Sunday Times reported on Friday.

Two senior ministers quit May's cabinet on Thursday over herdraft withdrawal agreement, throwing her premiership into chaos.

"Gove, Fox, Grayling, Mordaunt and Leadsom have agreedcollectively to stay and will work together "to get this in abetter place" says a (very good) source," Tim Shipman, politicaleditor of the Sunday Times, said in a tweet.

"Resigning and joining a rebellion is not going to helpanything," the source was quoted as saying.
(Reporting by Costas Pitas, writing by Alistair Smout, editingby Andy Bruce)

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