Boris Johnson has proven his boredom over repeated questions on his downfall, as he started to fake-snore throughout a podcast interview.

The clip, from the One Decision podcast, reveals interviewer Julia Macfarlane asking the previous Prime Minister if he wished he had acted in another way over claims towards Chris Pincher and Owen Paterson.

He was requested whether or not “you’d have done anything differently now if you knew how it was going to end”.

Mr Johnson stated he would “repeat my basic analysis” on the subject.

He stated: “Politics is pretty tough in this country, and that’s good, but - here’s the plus side - if I look at what we achieved it was very considerable.”

Ms Macfarlane identified: “That’s not the question I asked.”

Mr Johnson’s clear boredom in regards to the Chris Pincher affair received’t be helped by an imminent report anticipated at 9am in the present day from Parliament’s high requirements physique.

Mr Pincher was suspended as deputy chief whip a yr in the past, over allegations he sexually assaulted two males on the Carlton Club in St James’.

Mr Johnson initially didn't droop the Tory Party whip from Mr Pincher, then advised the press he was "not aware of specific allegations".

His Downing Street staff then advised ministers set for broadcast interviews that no complaints had beforehand been upheld towards Mr Pincher, although that was modified a day later to acknowledge the PM was "aware of media reports" about his alleged behaviour.

A day later the previous everlasting secretary on the Foreign Office stated it was “not true” that no official complaints have been ever made towards Mr Pincher, and stated as Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was briefed a few groping allegation whereas they labored collectively on the Foreign Office.

Later that afternoon Downing Street admitted the PM knew in regards to the allegations.

The frustration of senior ministers having to exit and defend a line from Downing Street later to be proved unfaithful was the straw that broke the camel’s again, and Mr Johnson was compelled out of No. 10.

Rishi Sunak now faces a fifth by-election - one other probably loss - following this morning’s report.

If the Committee recommends a suspension of over 10 days, his constituents will likely be entitled to vote in a recall petition.

If the petition is backed by 10 % of his voters, there will likely be a by-election.

Sources near the investigation have advised the BBC they anticipate the day suspension threshold to be met.

Mr Pincher has been beneath investigation for nearly a yr, accused of “Actions causing significant damage to the reputation of the House as a whole, or of its Members generally”.

Mr Pincher introduced his intention to retire from politics on the subsequent election in April, no matter in the present day’s consequence.