The Commons report claiming it was a 'big mistake' not to lock down sooner seems to have been written to get Jeremy Hunt and Greg Clark on the BBC news rather than get to grips with what went wrong over the past 18 months.
Andrew Bridgen MP has criticised the Government for "trying to aggressively coerce young people" into getting 'jabbed' with threats of vaccine passports, but says the plans would not pass through the House of Commons.
Here is a list of the 60 MPs who voted against the extension of lockdown restrictions yesterday evening – 49 Conservatives, six from Labour, five from the Democratic Unionist Party and two tellers.
In a House of Commons vote this evening, 60 MPs voted against the extension of the restrictions, the largest rebellion Boris has faced yet in connection with his lockdown policies.
The Prime Minister will have to put his updated lockdown roadmap dates to a vote in the Commons before the end of June – a vote which he will likely win, but not without a swell of opposition from his own MPs.
Lindsay Hoyle, the Speaker of the Commons, hopes to speed up the reopening of the House so that Parliament may return to normal sooner than was previously anticipated.
