The 143 Tory MPs who have rebelled against the Coalition Government

By Tim Montgomerie
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I'm grateful to Philip Cowley, Professor of Parliamentary Government at the University of Nottingham, for supplying this full list of the 143 Tory MPs who have rebelled against the Government in this Parliament.

1. Afriyie, Adam
2. Aldous, Peter
3. Amess, David
4. Andrew, Stuart
5. Baker, Steve
6. Baron, John
7. Bebb, Guto
8. Bingham, Andrew
9. Binley, Brian
10. Blackman, Bob
11. Blackwood, Nicola
12. Bone, Peter
13. Bottomley, Peter
14. Brady, Graham
15. Bray, Angie
16. Brazier, Julian
17. Bridgen, Andrew
18. Brine, Steve
19. Bruce, Fiona
20. Buckland, Robert
21. Burns, Conor
22. Byles, Dan
23. Cairns, Alun
24. Carswell, Douglas
25. Cash, William
26. Chope, Christopher
27. Clappison, James
28. Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey
29. Cox, Geoffrey
30. Crouch, Tracey
31. Davies, David TC
32. Davies, Philip
33. Davis, David
34. de Bois, Nick
35. Dinenage, Caroline
36. Dorries, Nadine
37. Drax, Richard
38. Ellis, Michael
39. Ellison, Jane
40. Eustice, George
41. Evans, Jonathan
42. Field, Mark
43. Freer, Mike
44. Fullbrook, Lorraine
45. Fuller, Richard
46. Goldsmith, Zac
47. Gray, James
48. Griffiths, Andrew
49. Gummer, Ben
50. Halfon, Robert
51. Harrington, Richard
52. Hart, Simon
53. Haselhurst, Sir Alan
54. Heaton-Harris, Chris
55. Henderson, Gordon
56. Hollingbery, George
57. Hollobone, Philip
58. Holloway, Adam
59. Jackson, Stewart
60. Jenkin, Bernard
61. Johnson, Gareth
62. Jones, Marcus
63. Kelly, Chris
64. Knight, Greg
65. Laing, Eleanor
66. Latham, Pauline
67. Leadsom, Andrea
68. Lee, Phillip
69. Lefroy, Jeremy
70. Leigh, Edward
71. Leslie, Charlotte
72. Lewis, Dr Julian
73. Liddell-Grainger, Ian
74. Lilley, Peter
75. Lord, Jonathan
76. Lumley, Karen
77. Main, Anne
78. McCartney, Jason
79. McCartney, Karl
80. McIntosh, Anne
81. McPartland, Stephen
82. Mernsch, Louise
83. Mercer, Patrick
84. Mills, Nigel
85. Mordaunt, Penny
86. Morris, Anne Marie
87. Morris, James
88. Mosley, Stephen
89. Mowat, David
90. Murray, Sheryll
91. Newton, Sarah
92. Nokes, Caroline
93. Norman, Jesse
94. Nuttall, David
95. Offord, Matthew
96. Ottaway, Richard
97. Parish, Neil
98. Patel, Priti
99. Pawsey, Mark
100. Percy, Andrew
101. Pincher, Christopher
102. Poulter, Daniel
103. Pritchard, Mark
104. Raab, Dominic
105. Reckless, Mark
106. Redwood, John
107. Rees-Mogg, Jacob
108. Reevell, Simon
109. Rifkind, Sir Malcolm
110. Robertson, Laurence
111. Rosindell, Andrew
112. Ruffley, David
113. Sandys, Laura
114. Shepherd, Richard
115. Simpson, Keith
116. Smith, Henry
117. Soames, Nicholas
118. Stanley, Sir John
119. Stephenson, Andrew
120. Stevenson, John
121. Stewart, Bob
122. Stewart, Rory
123. Streeter, Gary
124. Stuart, Graham
125. Sturdy, Julian
126. Syms, Robert
127. Tapsell, Sir Peter
128. Tomlinson, Justin
129. Tredinnick, David
130. Turner, Andrew
131. Tyrie, Andrew
132. Vickers, Martin
133. Walker, Charles
134. Walker, Robin
135. Walter, Robert
136. Weatherley, Mike
137. Wharton, James
138. Wheeler, Heather
139. White, Chris
140. Whittaker, Craig
141. Whittingdale, John
142. Wollaston, Sarah
143. Zahawi, Nadhim

This is what I wrote yesterday: "My guess is that now the genie of backbench power is out of the bottle it won't easily be put back. Those Tory MPs who were part of the "81" or the "91" won't suddenly become ultra-loyal even if the ideal party leader or agenda is suddenly discovered. Rebelliousness is now in the Tory bloodstream with huge implications for how whipping should be carried out."

11.15am: Douglas Carswell MP reacting to this list argues that he's not so much a rebel as someone doing his job, representing his constituents and beliefs. Read his words.