Boris Johnson has lost special access to parliament – after MPs overwhemingly backed findings that he knowingly misled Parliament about gatherings in Number 10 during lockdown

Just seven voted against a report by the Privileges Committee.

Even though he’s resigned as an MP, the former Prime Minister has been banned from having a parliamentary pass – which he’d usually be entitled to.

Sutton Tory MP and Tech Minister Paul Scully had been torn on whether to vote for the report or abstain.

He ended up voting in its favour, saying “We can only truly move on if, now we have all the information, we acknowledge the failings”.

The Tory MPs for Runnymede, Carshalton, Wimbledon, and Croydon South also voted for it.