It The double standards used by plotters to bring down Boris Johnson because of boozy parties at No10 were exposed last night.
Tory turncoat Christian Wakeford – who defected to Labour yesterday after months of attacking Keir Starmer’s party – was branded ‘Christian Wineford’ over his drinking.
Dehenna, also known as Dehenna, has been accused of stirring up discontent amongst the 2019 Tory intake.
Miss Davison denied that she had a minibar in her office. She said it was because her workspace was small and didn’t have any filing cabinets.
Yesterday night, a Tory source denounced Mr Wakeford’s and Miss Davison’s hypocrisy.
Dehenna Davieson (pictured), has been accused of stirring up discontent among 2019 backbench Tory MPs. She was also accused of “often being on whisky and coke”.
Yesterday’s letter from Mr Wakeford to the Prime Minister informing him about his decision to leave the Tories was filled with blaming the “disgraceful” behavior he had displayed in the past weeks.
The party responded yesterday with an array of shocking claims against the Bury South MP, 37.
Manchester Young Conservatives said that he had vomited after drinking too much Tequila during a Lockdown Party.
A photo of Wakeford with a red wine bottle was tweeted by the group. This picture is allegedly taken at a house party in June.
“He consumed so many tequilas that he was a clumsy.” The post said, “Glass houses and such,”
Last November, Mr Wakeford made the news after swearing at Owen Paterson. He was suspended from the Commons by Tory MPs after violating lobbying rules.
Dehenna Davison, who was accused of installing a mini-bar at her office was denied by Miss Davison. She claimed that the size of her work environment was such that she didn’t even need a filing cabinet.
The MP blamed a ‘mixture of quite a lot of anger and codeine’ for the incident when he called the former minister a ‘c***’. Times Radio reported that the MP clearly has a broken ankle and the mix is not ideal.
Sources in Tory politics claimed that the injury occurred after the victim fell from a step after having drank.
They also pointed to how Mr Wakeford – who has a tiny 402 majority – was one of five MPs accused of getting drunk on a three-day trip to Gibraltar that coincided with Armistice Day.
Last night, a Tory source called him “Christian Wineford”.
He was also criticized for his behavior on the Gibraltar visit. He’s a big boozer – he’s got that rep (reputation)’ – a claim denied at the time by the Conservative Party.
It was claimed that Wakeford also attended the boozy events in Miss Davison’s Commons Office.
A source claimed that Dehenna frequently meets Red Wall MPs with aides in the Commons office. There, there’s loud music and singing and lots of alcohol.
People who attempt to lower the PM to get drunk parties are very wealthy.
A 28-year old girl who hosts a television show with Nigel Farage has been named as a rebel leader by party sources, with them accusing her of “madly whipping up Red Wallers”.
She took the Red Wall seat of Bishop Auckland at the 2019 election – the first time the Tories had won there in almost a century.
A visit by Carrie Johnson, the former friend and wife of the Prime Minister, helped her campaign.
Yesterday, Mrs Johnson’s friend Nimco Ali tweeted that she couldn’t believe Dehenna’s audacity. Get a grip, girl.
Christian Wakeford, Tory politician and turncoat was called ‘Christian Wineford” for his excessive drinking. According to reports, he was pictured in Manchester at a party held in June 2013.
Manchester Young Conservatives claimed that the MP for Bury South had drank so many tequilas while attending a house party
Yesterday, a senior Tory MP stated that Mrs Johnson and Miss Davison were big friends. Carrie saw her like the golden girl.
“Dehenna had taken Carter, her dog, to doggy play with Dilyn. They added: ‘Dehenna is frustrated – she feels as if she should be a minister.’
Senior Tory MP, John Davison said about Miss Davison and her alleged 2019 intake peers: “They should take the consequences of changing your PM much more seriously than that they currently do.”
This is not like changing the brand of your iPod or your trainers. This is a major move by the party, and for all citizens of the country.
“We could let someone in government that backed Corbyn full-throttle.
‘It would be a heart-wrenching decision for me to put in a letter – and I’m no fan of the PM. But it’s not alright to have all this f***** up by a lot of kids.’
He stated that many 2019-ers feel they are entitled to a significant personal vote. It is not possible.
“It doesn’t matter what your MP skills are, as long as the electorate opposes you and your leader, then you’re out.”
ANDREW PIERCE – Dehenna Davieson is a Pork Pie plotter and TikTok TV’s star. She has a hunger for attention
Andrew Pierce is the Daily Mail’s Editor
Can it be only a year or so ago that Dehenna Davison took her rescue puppy Carter on a ‘playdate’ with Dilyn, the unruly Downing Street terrier?
Back then, the newly minted MP for Bishop Auckland was one of Boris Johnson’s golden girls – and besties with the then Carrie Symonds.
Even the Prime Minister’s fiancée had joined Davison on the campaign trail in order to get him elected in 2019. Later, the MP posted cozy photos of Davison and her on Twitter using the hashtag #ToryGirlSquad.
Boris Johnson said that Davison had an unwavering commitment to Boris Johnson. Post-Partygate things are very different.
Party sources claim that Davison (28), is now being accused of “madly whipping up Red Wallers” and that he has committed ruthless betrayal.
While she hotly denies a rumour that she will be the next Tory MP to defect to Labour – calling such talk ‘complete bulls***’ – she is suspected of being a ringleader of the so-called ‘Pork Pie Plot’.
Maybe the PM ought to have been more cautious: Davison, unlike a traditional MP.
Photo of Ms. Davison and Prime Minister Boris Johnson taken in Sunderland
She has shared a video of herself – plucking her eyebrows and putting on make-up while lip-synching to Taylor Swift’s Ready For It? – on TikTok.
On her office wall, she even displays a mock ‘eye test’ chart featuring Barnard Castle – where Boris’s ex-aide Dominic Cummings drove to ‘test his eyesight’ in the first lockdown – spelt out in ever-smaller letters.
Her personal life is also interesting. When she was 24, she got married to a Conservative councillor who was 35 years older than her and appeared together on the reality television series, Bride and Prejudice.
Now, they are divorcing. She recently made public her bisexuality as the first female MP.
Davison is considered one of the most brightest 2019-ers. The daughter of a stonemason and a nursery nurse, she grew up on a Sheffield council estate but – urged by a primary school head teacher who arranged for her to take the exam – won a full scholarship to the independent Sheffield High School.
Two years later, her life was changed by tragedy when she was 13 and her father, a 35-year old man was fatally shot in the head at a pub.
“The news doesn’t need to be broke” [to me]Davison added later. ‘My mum had been there while they tried to resuscitate him and she came into the room – I can still remember the look on her face.’
The man who killed him stood trial but claimed he had been hit first – and witnesses were divided. The killer was not convicted of murder but he did not spend any time serving his sentence for the death. He had also spent 18 months behind bars on separate assault charges.
Davison represented the family three years later at a civil injury compensation tribunal. The family couldn’t afford to hire a lawyer.
It seems that this has sparked her interest to politics.
She was drawn to the Conservative Party because ‘when I thought about it, my core values – what made me – it was things like, if you want to get on in life you have to stand on your own two feet’.
While she was studying political science at Hull University and working as a consultant for Jacob Rees Mogg, she also spent a full year with the company.
Ms. Davison, pictured October 2013, has shared some videos where she did her eyebrows and put on makeup while lip-synching with Taylor Swift on TikTok.
In her maiden speech, she cited both Del Boy as well as the Harry Potter character Albus Dabbledore in her first speech to parliament.
Unsurprisingly, she was a pioneer in forming an all-party committee to examine sentencing of one-punch attacks.
She is a passionate Brexiteer and co-presents the Sunday morning show The Political Correction with Nigel Farage on the ‘anti-woke’ TV station GB News – a source of great irritation to many Tory MPs.
One senior MP said that Dehenna was being told by Farage she gives the oxygen of publicity, which is an enemy to the Tories.
She said, “But she won’t listen because her mind is set on what she knows.”
Her status as one of Westminster’s youngest members has earned her a lot of media attention. Some feel that she has been a victim of the excessive publicity.
Another senior colleague stated last night that loyalty is an important characteristic in politics.
‘She won’t be taking many MPs with her as most of us are laughing at her behind her back.’
Mr Wokeford: Labour activists protest Tory MP Christian Wakeford’s joining their ranks, after learning that he had once made a foul-mouthed remark at them
Harriet Line is Chief Political Correspondent for The Daily Mail
Last night, Labour activists revolted after Christian Wakeford joined them.
Bury South MP was the first Tory to reach the Commons floor in fifteen years and sit on the Labour benches.
Labour members also took aim at the Tory turncoat who they said ‘should be nowhere near’ their party – after it emerged he once branded them a ‘bunch of c***s’.
Christian Wakeford (MP for Bury South) became the first Tory to reach the Commons floor to take a seat on the Labour benches in fifteen years.
However, Wakeford indicated last night that he would still represent Bury South in the Red Wall seat. He was elected to this position with a slim 402 majority.
He rejected pressure to trigger a by-election – despite previously supporting a backbench bill that called for any MP who switches parties to face a recall petition.
Although Mr Wakeford was among seven Tory MPs who publicly called for Boris Johnson’s resignation, his departure means that there is one less letter of confidence from Sir Graham Brady (1922 Committee Chairman).
An ally to the PM stated last night that Johnson is ‘delighted’ about Wakeford’s decision as the party now has a common enemy. A senior Tory MP however said that it had ‘united the backbenches.
Jonathan Gullis, a Conservative, and Lee Anderson said that Tory MPs called him Christian Wakeford because Bury South voters ‘voted for the Conservative agenda, rather than the Labour woke agenda.
Christian Wakeford MP, and Boris Johnson are pictured when the former presented a Christmas card last year to Prime Minister.
Minutes before yesterday’s PMQs, Mr Wakeford announced his resignation.
Labour leader Sir Keirstarmer opened his questions with a warm welcome to Mr Wakeford by his party.
The greeting of Sir Keir was not echoed by Labour’s youth wings.
Young Labour tweeted: “Christian Wakeford MP shouldn’t be allowed to join the Labour Party.”
‘He has consistently voted against the interests of working class people; for the £20 Universal Credit cut, for the Nationality and Borders Bill and for the Police and Crime Bill. Young Labour does not welcome him.’
Corbynite Momentum also stated that Mr Wakeford “should not be anywhere near the Labour Party”.
A spokesman said: ‘Christian Wakeford has voted with this hard-Right Tory government almost 400 times in just two years – voting against measures to stop climate change and tax avoidance and against enabling domestic abuse victims to have access to benefits.’
Paddy Heneghan (chairman of Bury South Labour Party) welcomed the MP.
He stated that the members of his constituency party were meeting to discuss their plans to work together with the new Labour MP, to defend residents’ rights and to secure a Labour government in the future.
The row over the No10 parties was his final straw. However, Wakeford highlighted other issues, such as the free school meal, Dominic Cummings’ behavior in lockdown, cost-of living crisis and the Owen Paterson scandal, which led to him defecting.
He stated that Tories are ‘trying defend the indefensible, and they do so happily’.