Rishi Sunak is facing pressure to sack Tory minister Zac Goldsmith from the government after he was one of the Boris Johnson allies criticised for their roles in a campaign against the privileges committee's probe into the former prime minister.
Shadow leader of the House of Commons Thangam Debbonaire said:"It's yet another example of the prime minister's weakness and failure to hold his own ministers to high standards that Zac Goldsmith is still a government minister.
Speaking in the Lords, former minister Lord Foulkes said:"Lord Goldsmith is one of the subjects of this report produced by the privileges committee. It is an extraordinary report the like of which I have never seen before.
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