Here are the top 5 reactions to Nadine Dorries submitting her resignation letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

Nadine Dorries has submitted her ‘resignation letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’ today – and the public are having their say.

So, here are the top five reactions to Nadine Dorries’ announcement.

1. Playwright and journalist Tim Walker posted ‘About bloody time’.

https://twitter.com/thattimwalker/status/1695482768543621304?s=46&t=bmPkdgXB5SlvW4daYQuN-g

2. Brendan May used the opportunity to remind the public that Nadine Dorries did not appear to know ‘how the television station she was planning to sell was funded’.

https://twitter.com/bmay/status/1695482001321566652?s=46&t=bmPkdgXB5SlvW4daYQuN-g

3. Broadcaster and author James O’Brien was rather direct and stated the following: ‘A suitably tawdry career culmination for a truly awful person’.

https://twitter.com/mrjamesob/status/1695484983048106455?s=46&t=bmPkdgXB5SlvW4daYQuN-g

4. Nick Tyrone made a point about how overdue Nadine Dorries’ resignation was.

https://twitter.com/NicholasTyrone/status/1695483202545009040?s=20

5. Labour MP Chris Bryant thanked her for doing the Labour Party’s job by writing every ‘Labour leaflet for the next election’ though her resignation letter.

https://twitter.com/rhonddabryant/status/1695490127110312308?s=46&t=bmPkdgXB5SlvW4daYQuN-g