Two more British Conservative lawmakers, one of them a former minister, on Friday joined the call for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign. Former minister Nick Gibb and MP Aaron Bell on Friday became the latest of the 15 Tory MPs who publicly called for Johnson’s removal, saying the prime minister has breached the public’s trust in the so-called “Partygate” saga. Tory MP for Wimbledon Stephen Hammond said he is “considering very carefully this weekend” whether he still has confidence in the prime minister and to him, it “certainly looks like” the beginning of the end. But former Conservative minister Dr. Liam Fox said the currently debate is “diminishing the focus” that should be paid to other political issues including inflation rises and Ukraine. If Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 committee of all backbench Conservative MPs, receives letters of no confidence from 15 percent or 54 of the Conservative MPs, a …