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Javid out of Tory leadership contest Tory leadership: Sajid Javid knocked out of contest
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Sajid Javid has been knocked out of Tory leadership contest leaving three contenders vying for the job and to be next PM. Sajid Javid has been knocked out of the Tory leadership race, leaving three contenders vying for the job and to be the next PM.
The home secretary received 34 votes coming behind Jeremy Hunt with 59 votes.The home secretary received 34 votes coming behind Jeremy Hunt with 59 votes.
Michael Gove received 61 votes and frontrunner Boris Johnson got 157.Michael Gove received 61 votes and frontrunner Boris Johnson got 157.
A fifth round of voting will take place between 15:30 BST and 17:30 to select the final two candidates.A fifth round of voting will take place between 15:30 BST and 17:30 to select the final two candidates.
That result is due at about 18:15.That result is due at about 18:15.
This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. The remaining two MPs will go forward into a run-off of the party's 160,000 or so members, and the winner will be announced in the week of 22 July.
You can receive Breaking News on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App. You can also follow @BBCBreaking on Twitter to get the latest alerts. Of the 313 Conservative MPs who voted, there were two spoilt ballots.
The BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg said: "The question is now, where do Mr Javid's votes go?
"His supporters have been an interesting mixed bag so it is not easy to read where they go."
Ex-Brexit Secretary Boris Johnson said he was "incredibly grateful" for the support from MPs, but added "we have much more work to do".
Environment Secretary Michael Gove jumped into second place, overtaking Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who had been second in each of the three previous rounds of voting.
Mr Gove said he was "absolutely delighted" adding: "If I make the final two I look forward to having a civilised debate of ideas about the future of our country."
Jeremy Hunt's supporter Penny Mordaunt told the BBC: "The party needs to put the best candidate forward to get Brexit done.
"I think we stand a better chance with Jeremy Hunt."