This Conservative politician was the most prominent backer of Vote Leave in the Brexit referendum, but did not become prime minister.
This person broke a promise with Conrad Black to be apolitical by winning a seat in Henley in the 2001 general election. This editor of The Spectator was less than forthcoming about his affair with Petronella Wyatt and was sacked from the front bench by Michael Howard. The boss of this current MP for Uxbridge asked in October 2016 if "[he] could stay on message for a full four days." Along with Michael (*) Gove, this person led a campaign that used a red bus which misleadingly stated that 350 million pounds a year could be used to fund the NHS. He defeated Ken Livingstone in a 2008 election for a title in which he was succeeded by Sadiq Khan. This Conservative politician was the most prominent backer of Vote Leave in the Brexit referendum, but did not become prime minister. For 10 points, name this current British Foreign Secretary and former mayor of London.
This person broke a promise with Conrad Black to be apolitical by winning a seat in Henley in the 2001 general election.
Boris Johnson [or Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson; prompt on Boris]