Davis quits Tory leadership race
	Mr Davis said he was stepping down after it was clear he could no longer win. His decision leaves the contest on a knife edge with Michael Portillo, Iain Duncan Smith and Ken Clarke competing for just two places on the ballot papers that will go out to all members of the party. The BBC's John Pienaar reports:

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