article_snippet: David Cameron, William Hague and Michael Gove were left humiliated last night after Commons Speaker John Bercow survived an attempted one senior Tory coup.
article_snippet: But the move was defeated by 228 votes to 202 yesterday and an emotional Commons Speaker John Bercow appeared close to tears as Commons Speaker John Bercow announced the result.
article_snippet: The Prime Minister and Commons Speaker John Bercow senior colleagues immediately faced criticism over the 'grubby' plot – in which The Prime Minister and his senior colleagues wanted to change the rules to make it easier to remove a Speaker from Parliament.
article_snippet: Commons Speaker John Bercow was close to tears today as MPs dramatically defeated a one senior Tory plot to oust Commons Speaker John Bercow as Commons Speaker .
article_snippet: Commons Speaker John Bercow earlier insisted Commons Speaker John Bercow is 'not going anywhere' after Commons Speaker John Bercow emerged the Tories and Lib Dems have hatched a plot to oust Commons Speaker John Bercow as Commons Speaker after the election .
article_snippet: With help from Labour MPs, Commons Speaker John Bercow still clings to Commons Speaker John Bercow position – but
article_snippet: Commons Speaker John Bercow is thought to have been badly damaged by the attempted putsch.
article_snippet: One of Commons Speaker John Bercow few friends on the Conservative benches, Charles Walker, wept as Commons Speaker John Bercow gave a speech in support of the Speaker.
article_snippet: Former Conservative vice chairman Michael Fabricant, a critic of the Speaker, said: 'The question now being asked by MPs is will Commons Speaker John Bercow survive the confidence vote on the first day after general election?'
article_snippet: Unpopular with senior Tory and Lib Dem ministers because of Tory intemperate outbursts, critics wanted to replace Commons Speaker John Bercow with Deputy Speaker Lindsay Hoyle or the DUP's Nigel Dodds immediately after general election.
article_snippet: Labour sources revealed last night how Commons Speaker John Bercow gave Labour sources extra time to draft MPs back to Parliament in sufficient numbers to save Commons Speaker John Bercow.
article_snippet: But Commons Speaker John Bercow decision to allow three separate urgent questions gave the Opposition crucial hours to haul MPs back to the Commons.
article_snippet: Some 23 Tories also voted against the Government – saving Commons Speaker John Bercow skin – including 1922 committee chairman Graham Brady, former leadership contender David Davis and former frontbenchers Bernard Jenkin, Cheryl Gillan and Sir Edward Leigh.
article_snippet: He was in tears as He told the Commons