Is your MP supporting Boris? Full list of MPs backing the PM after partygate fine
Boris Johnson: Uxbridge constituents react to partygate fines
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While it seems the Prime Minister thought he was safely out of the woods with the distraction of Russia’s war in Ukraine, public outrage has once again mounted against him for flouting the rules in a time of international crisis. But which MPs are backing him, and who is calling for his resignation?
Mr Johnson is now the UK’s first serving Prime Minister to be sanctioned for breaking the law while in office.
The fines came as part of an investigation by the Metropolitan Police into illegal parties held in Downing Street and across Whitehall during Covid lockdowns in 2020 and 2021.
Last night Mr Johnson, in characteristic fashion, refused to resign for breaking the law while Brits were locked down in their homes to stop the spread of COVID-19.
The Prime Minister has been found out after attending events he denied, on numerous occasions, having any knowledge of their existence.
Which MPs have called for Boris to go?
So far, only one MP has come out and slammed the Prime Minister.
Nigel Mills, the Tory MP for Amber Valley, said he no longer believes Mr Johnson is “tenable” in No 10.
Speaking to BBC Radio Derby this morning, Mr Mills said: “In all conscience I don’t think a prime minister can survive or should survive breaking the rules he put in place and he was on the TV every few nights, reminding us all that we should observe.
“We have to have higher standards than that of people at the top.
“He has been fined, I don’t think his position is tenable, in my view.”
Which MPs are backing the Prime Minister?
Less than one in five Tory MPs have so far issued public support for the Prime Minister – but the number still significantly outweighs those still calling for his resignation.
They are:
1. Sir Roger Gale
2. Douglas Ross
3. Michael Fabricant
4. Andrew Bridgen
5. James Duddridge
6. Brendan Clarke-Smith
7. Amanda Milling
8. Chris Clarkson
9. Nadine Dorries
10. Conor Burns
11. Tom Hunt
12. Adam Holloway
13. Simon Clarke
14. Nigel Adams
15. Liz Truss
16. Alister Jack
17. James Cleverly
18. Sajid Javid
19. Kwasi Kwarteng
20. Michael Gove
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21. Steve Barclay
22. George Eustice
23. Michael Ellis
24. Therese Coffey
25. Dominic Raab
26. Grant Shapps
27. Alok Sharma
28. Anne-Marie Trevelyan
29. Oliver Dowden
30. Jacob Rees-Mogg
31. Mark Spencer
32. Ben Wallace
33. Nadhim Zahawi
34. Simon Hart
35. Matt Hancock
36. Alun Cairns
37. Stuart Anderson
38. Richard Bacon
39. Shaun Bailey
40. Joy Morrissey
41. Simon Baynes
42. Saqib Bhatti
43. Jonathan Gullis
44. Alex Burghart
45. Robert Courts
46. David Davies
47. Michelle Donelan
48. Sir Iain Duncan Smith
49. Will Quince
50. Tom Pursglove
51. Craig Williams
52. Kevin Hollinrake
53. Mark Jenkinson
54. Fay Jones
55. Marco Longhi
56. Wendy Morton
57. Andrew Percy
58. Chris Pincher
59. Kelly Tolhurst
60. Shailesh Vara
61. Andrew Griffith
62. Guy Opperman
63. Damian Collins
64. Matt Vickers
65. Maria Caulfield
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