An ally of Boris Johnson accused Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu of eager to "convey down him due to Brexit" throughout a livid conflict on in the present day's Good Morning Britain.

David Campbell Bannerman, the chairman of the Conservative Democratic Organisation, insisted "that is about Brexit" as he rowed with the commentator over the previous Prime Minister.

Mr Johnson has sensationally give up as an MP over a report by the Privileges Committee which discovered he misled Parliament together with his Partygate denials.

Mr Campbell Bannerman and Dr Mos-Shogbamimu appeared on GMB to debate if Mr Johnson must be stripped of all perks corresponding to funding to proceed operating an workplace as a former premier following his dramatic exit.

The former Conservative MEP stated: "I think it's very unfair and very spiteful actually to try and strip him of all these perks that any other prime minister would get."

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But Dr Mos-Shogbamimu launched right into a livid rant, insisting Mr Johnson must be "stripped of everything".

She stated: "Boris Johnson started his political career as a liar, led his career as a liar, and ended his political career as a liar.

"A extra unremarkable, untrustworthy, disgraced, two-faced, mendacity sack of incompetent human fraud we couldn't have discovered for a British prime minister.

"His flagrant disregard for the truth, his depraved indifference to the quality of life of the people he's meant to serve, and his contempt for the values and standards that underpin our democracy are exactly why he should be stripped of everything."

But Mr Campbell Bannerman accused Dr Mos-Shogbamimu of getting a vendetta towards Mr Johnson as a consequence of Brexit.

He stated: "But 14 million people say you're wrong Shola, they backed him as prime minister.

"This is about Brexit is not it? You hate Brexit and also you need to convey down Boris due to Brexit."

Dr Mos-Shogbamimu insisted it has "jack all to do with Brexit".

She said: "With all due respect, you and I are adults, it is clear we're each rising older, so please don't come right here with an asinine argument and sound delusional."

Mr Campbell Bannerman said: "I'm attempting to get my argument in..."

Dr Mos-Shogbamimu responded: "Your argument is mindless."

The pair then began shouting over each other before presenter Kate Garraway was forced to intervene.

It comes after Mr Johnson yesterday accused the Privileges Committee - which he has previously branded a "kangaroo courtroom" - of reaching a "deranged conclusion".

The cross-party group of MPs led by Labour's Harriet Harman found he committed "repeated contempts" of Parliament by intentionally deceptive the Commons together with his Partygate denials earlier than being complicit in a marketing campaign of abuse and intimidation of the committee.

The panel really useful that Mr Johnson ought to have confronted a 90-day suspension had he not already give up his Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat and be banned from holding a move to entry Parliament.