Boris Johnson last minister to resign since the instant election

Prime Minister Theresa May has faced a series of cabinet members who have been leaving since the June legislative elections.

The Prime Minister to resign was the Minister of Defense, Michael Fallon, who had resigned

He said his behavior had "fallen below the high standards required" after he admitted to putting his hand on the knee of radio presenter Julia Hartley-Brewer a few years ago, when he resigned on November 1st.

Boris Johnson and David Davis

A week later, Priti Patel leaves her post of Secretary of International Development for undisclosed and unauthorized meetings in Israel, including with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In her letter of resignation, she echoed Sir Michael's comments, saying that his actions "fell below the high standards" expected.

The following month, May's MP, Damian Green He left the firm after an investigation revealed that he had made "inaccurate and misleading" statements about the badgraphy of his computer.

Justine Greening was fired in January after refusing to relocate from her education office to the Ministry of Labor and Pensions.

Secretary of State for the Interior David Davis resigned in April after admitting to "involuntarily" deceiving MPs on the existence of targets for the elimination of immigrants illegal because of the Windrush scandal. the agreed trade position for the white paper meant "we are giving too far too easily and it is a dangerous strategy at the moment."

Foreign Minister Boris Johnson became the last top executive to resign and the second Cabinet "big beast" to go in just over 12 hours when he resigned from the government on Monday afternoon.