A lady has damaged down in tears in a dramatic video following Boris Johnson's resignation as MP - claiming "Rishi Sunak set him up".

The former Prime Minister introduced he could be resigning as MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip in a 1,000-word assertion on Friday night.

Following the announcement, GB News went to the West London constituency to see what the folks residing there needed to say about Mr Johnson, who has represented the world for the reason that 2015 General Election.

In the video, the girl begins off composed, saying that she thinks the resignation is a "bad decision".

She then talks about how the previous Tory chief helped her when she was going through eviction and the way he had been serving to her for seven years.

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The footage then cuts to the girl now in tears as she declares "I believe he has been arrange, I believe Rishi Sunak set him as much as lose his job". 

Another man additionally got here out in assist of Mr Johnson, saying he believed it was a "stitch-up", though he didn't particularly blame the present Prime Minister. 

He added:  “Everybody has forgotten what Boris did in terms of the vaccination and they’re focussing on something which is totally wrong in my opinion and that is Partygate. 

“It is over, it is done with.  We need to get on with our lives.”

Not everybody was so forgiving of Mr Johnson, who was being investigated by the Commons Privilege Committee over claims he had misled MPs when he provided assurances that Covid guidelines had been following in Downing Street whereas events had been happening.

One girl advised GB News how her husband had been in a care house and he or she had been unable to see him for months, however that "he [Mr Johnson] could have parties".

Another man was straight to the purpose, describing Mr Johnson as a "liar and a crook" and saying it was "about time".

There will now be a by-election within the constituency, which has been held by the Conservative Party because it was created in 2010.

Two different by-elections are additionally because of happen following the resignation of Johnson allies Nadine Dorries in Mid-Bedfordshire and Nigel Adams in Selby and Ainsty in North Yorkshire.