Yep. Tory voters are upset that he is not entirely trustworthy about rules of behaviour, when it was already known he was a faithless husband.
This was why I was wary.
So I am not surprised he is in trouble over personal conduct, although I am incredulous that the people who voted for him demand that he ought to be a saint. The knew he wasn't. They took him on in spite of the fact he wasn't.
Meanwhile, on matters of great importance, such as Brexit and vaccinations, he's done what he said he would to a great extent. The economy is recovering.
I wouldn't risk that because he is what we have always known him to be. A roguish philosopher type of person.