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No need for Nadhim Zahawi to step down as MP, insists minister

Amid signs of pushback by Zahawi over his sacking, Helen Whately says PM did right thing in removing him from cabinet

There is no need for Nadhim Zahawi to step down as an MP despite multiple breaches of the ministerial code, a former colleague in the health department has argued, while saying his dismissal as Conservative party chair and from the cabinet was fair.

The comment by the social care minister Helen Whately, who was a minister at the health and social care department when Zahawi was in charge of the Covid vaccines programme, comes amid signs of a pushback from Zahawi after he was summarily sacked by Rishi Sunak.

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