In October 2024, things weren’t looking good for Jonathan Gullis. The former MP and Conservative Party deputy chair had been unable to find work as a teacher, his old profession, since losing his parliamentary seat at the general election months earlier.  “I think that in some schools, with some teachers, my views won’t be something that is popular,” Gullis told the BBC, blaming his links to the Tories for his dwindling job prospects. Things soon began to turn around, though. When he attended