Source: The Guardian
When Boris Johnson was elected in December 2019 he had a majority of 89. Four and half years and several Prime Ministers later, the Tory majority in Parliament is 45. The Sunday Times (12th May) argues that the figure is in fact 38.
In between there have been expulsions, suspensions, defections and seats lost in By-Elections. The Tory Party in Parliament is falling apart. An Election can’t come soon enough
Full list
Neil Parish (viewing porn).Lost seat
Matt Hancock(Im A Celeb appearance) standing down
Julian Knight (sex assault claim. Cleared) standing down
Andrew Bridgen (conspiracy theories)
Scott Benton (breach of lobbying rules)lost seat
Nigel Adams (resigned) lost seat
Nadine Dorries (resigned over Peerage)
Chris Pincher (sexual assault allegations) lost seat
Peter Bone(bullying & sexual misconduct)lost seat
Crispin Blunt (sex misconduct allegations)
Chris Skidmore (resigned) lost seat
Cheryl Gillan (deceased)
Rob Roberts (sexual misconduct)
Lee Anderson (suspended, defected)
Imran Ahman Khan (convicted of sexual assault) lost seat
William Wragg (honeytrap allegations)
Mark Menzies (alleged misuse of funds)
Owen Paterson (resigned, breach of lobbying rules) lost seat
Christian Wakeford (defected)
David Warburton (sex misconduct allegations) lost seat
Dan Poulter (defected)
Natalie Elphicke (defected)
Source Sunday Times 12th May
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