Chris Pincher: PM told to explain knowledge of MP allegations before giving him deputy chief whip job
She also questioned why the Tory whip was not suspended until Friday - meaning the MP now sits as an independent - when the incident took place at the Carlton Club on Wednesday.Dominic Cummings, Mr Johnson's former chief aide, said Mr Johnson referred to the MP"laughingly in Number 10 as 'Pincher by name, pincher by nature' long before appointing him".
Mr Pincher, who is under investigation by Parliament's Independent Complaints and Grievances Scheme, said he is
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