hostings that gives the conservative party members who are going to be voting on these two final candidates a chance to understand them personally better and understand their policies as well. jeremy hunt here launching this broadside against boris johnson, which many of boris johnson's backers have said is unnecessary at this time but hunt says that it's important to understand that the person who is going to be at number 10 downing street will not have distractions of a personal nature and also will be able to answer to journalists when they ask these questions. ian dale, that radio host, put that question about boris johnson's personal life, which came up in just the early hours of friday with reports of that altercation there at his girlfriend's flat to boris johnson no fewer than four times and he dodged the question. that his rival says is unacceptable during these times, george. >> well, at the same time, you know, he dodged the question and you heard in the background presumably supporters there laughing, seemingly happy that he didn't answer what could be a