MPs have voted to endorse a report by the Privileges Committee into the conduct of Boris Johnson when he was Prime Minister, but how did our local MPs vote?

The committee's findings said that Boris Johnson knowingly misled the House when he was questioned over parties in Downing Street during the pandemic.

And today (June 20) it looks like there is more to come after footage was leaked to the media of staff at Number 10 laughing and joking about social distancing measures in place at the time at a social gathering. Police have launched an investigation to see if rules were broken.

MPs voted by 354 votes to seven, which meant there was a 347 majority in the House of Commons.

The 354 MPs who voted to accept the findings of the Privileges Committee report and call for Mr Johnson not to be given a Parliamentary pass included MPs from across the political spectrum, including 118 Conservative MPs and former Prime Minister Theresa May.

How did Cambridgeshire's MPs vote?

Of the six MPs representing Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, just two voted to back the Partygate findings. 

Peterborough MP Paul Bristow - did not vote.

North West Cambridgeshire MP Shailesh Vara did not vote

Lucy Frazer MP for South East Cambridgeshire - did not vote;

Steve Barclay MP for North East Cambridgeshire - did not vote;

Jonathan Djanogly MP for Huntingdon - voted to back the report's findings.

Daniel Zeichner MP for Cambridge - voted to back the report's findings.

118  Conservative MPs voted yes.