Lockdown has resulted in the newly-elected MPs spending "too much time on Twitter" rather than bonding with colleagues in Westminster.
Deputy first minister John Swinney branded the comments as “completely and utterly unacceptable”.
David Cameron, Sir Keir Starmer and BBC presenter Hugh Edwards also made the list, as well as SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford.
John Truss and his wife Priscilla took their daughter on protest marches in the 1980s against Margaret Thatcher’s government.
The frontrunner in the Tory leadership race has looked to curry favour with the Tory right, despite being a Lib Dem and a Remainer in the past.
The PM joked he had received “masses of letters to resign, mostly from my closest family”.
The Labour leader has been quite selective over who he gives his support to over the past few weeks.
“If I was speaking to Keir right now I would say to him: which side are you on? Because the reality is, if I closed my eyes, sometimes I wouldn’t know whether it was the Labour party or the Tories who were speaking.
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