![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/cabinet-minister-in-probe-over-you-f-us-all-over-foul-royal-rant-tweet/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_Gavin-Williamson-at-Cabinet-Office-London-England-United-Kingdom-31-Oct-2022.jpg&description=Sir Gavin Williamson, who was appointed Minister of State without Portfolio last month, complained about not being invited to the Queen's funeralSir Gavin Williamson allegedly sent abusive text messages to a colleagueSir Gavin Williamson is being investigated over abusive text messages to a colleague in which he complained about not being invited to the Queen's funeral. It's also alleged Williamson, 46, warned "there is a price for everything" in the expletive-ridden texts, sent on September 13 to Wendy Morton, then chief whip. And the former Secretary of State for Education was given a new role last month despite Jake Berry, the chairman of the Conservatives at the time, said he personally told Rishi Sunak about the complaint. The Prime Minister has since said his government would have 'integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level'. Lib Dems would make voting reform a red line in any deal with Labour Wendy Morton was chef whip when she complained about the communication ( Getty Images) It's said gaffe-prone Williamson, MP for South Staffordshire, exhibited "bullying and intimidating behaviour" towards Ms Morton with the messages, in which he accusing Ms Morton, 54, of exploiting the Queen's death for political gain. In the texts, which have been handed to the party, father-to-two Williamson said it was 'very poor and sends a very clear message' that members of the privy council — the 734 politicians and civil servants who advise the sovereign — who were not 'favoured' by Liz Truss, the prime minister at the time, were being 'excluded from the funeral'. Williamson, who was awarded a knighthood and a place on the council by Boris Johnson earlier this year, was apparently referring to himself. Morton, who resigned as chef whip as Liz Truss quit as prime minister, told Williamson his allegations were unfounded. Rishi Sunak gave gaffe-prone Williamson a new role after he became Prime Minister ( PA) The government had a limited number of tickets for the Q){kind=link}
Sir Gavin Williamson, who was appointed Minister of State without Portfolio last month, complained about not being invited to the Queen’s funeral
Sir Gavin Williamson is being investigated over abusive text messages to a colleague in which he complained about not being invited to the Queen’s funeral.
It’s also alleged Williamson, 46, warned “there is a price for everything” in the expletive-ridden texts, sent on September 13 to Wendy Morton, then chief whip.
And the former Secretary of State for Education was given a new role last month despite Jake Berry, the chairman of the Conservatives at the time, said he personally told Rishi Sunak about the complaint. The Prime Minister has since said his government would have “integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level”.
It’s said gaffe-prone Williamson, MP for South Staffordshire, exhibited “bullying and intimidating behaviour” towards Ms Morton with the messages, in which he accusing Ms Morton, 54, of exploiting the Queen’s death for political gain.