Nadine Dorries has failed to satisfy the deadline to resign for a by-election to happen in her constituency earlier than Parliament goes into summer time recess.

Ms Dorries stated she's going to stand down from her Mid Bedfordshire seat on June 9 after the discharge of the Partygate report.

Despite pledging to face down, she is but to formally accomplish that, that means a by-election has not been triggered as she would have wanted to have put a writ to the returning officer by June 21.

The former cupboard minister has reportedly refused to resign till she receives extra details about why she was denied a peerage in Boris Johnosn’s honours listing.

The 66-year-old MP from Liverpool was promised a peerage in Boris Johnson’s resignation honours listing however was denied by the Sunak Government.

A staunch ally of Boris Johnson, Ms Dorries held a number of positions within the former PM’s cupboard, most notably because the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

Ms Dorries has been mired in controversy prior to now, specifically along with her resolution to participate within the actuality TV programme ‘I’m a Celebrity …. Get me Out of Here’ in 2012 which resulted in her shedding the Conservative whip.

She was reinstated a 12 months later regardless of calls from senior Tory MPs resembling George Osborne who objected for her to take a seat as a Conservative MP once more.

Shortly after regaining the whip, Ms Dorries floated the thought of becoming a member of UKIP to spotlight her anti-EU views additional however went towards it ultimately.

One native from Ampthill within the coronary heart of Ms Dorries seat, didn't seem phased at her departure, telling The i: “She had that [TalkTV] show and was on I’m a Celeb, but I can’t remember ever hearing her talking about the problems in the area.”

Another advised the publication that the previous cupboard minister was “useless” and a “rubbish local MP”. Liberal Democrat chief, Sir Ed Davey added that he was “certain” his social gathering would see victory in Ms Dorries's seat in a by-election.

He advised The i: “This is a moment for the people in Bedfordshire to send a message that they want a local champion. They want someone who knows the area, who is going to be fighting their case and has got their backs… they do not think Nadine Dorries has their back.

“The thing that the Tories sometimes fail to understand is we can turn protest votes into positive votes. I have a sense this is that type of moment, I don’t have a sense of the Tories clawing their way back at the next election.”

If Ms Dorries resigns throughout this month, it may nonetheless be doable for a by-election to happen over the summer time. Mid Bedfordshire has been held by the Tories for almost 100 years, with Ms Dorries being the MP for the previous 18 years.

Central Bedfordshire Council, which might placed on the election, stated it was not in a position to remark "as the election date will be dependent on when the vacancy occurs".

Despite the controversy round Ms Dorries having “completely given up” on the job, polling means that the Conservatives will maintain the seat, with their present candidate Festus Akinbusoye having an 8.9 p.c lead within the polls.

Rishi Sunak will cope with three different by-elections on July 20 after the resignations of his predecessor Boris Johnson, David Warburton, and Nigel Adams.