living with covid seems simply ignoring it. this morning he couldn't even persuade his own health secretary to agree the plan, so what confidence can the public have that this is the right approach? mr speaker, let me be clear, the labour party does not want to see restrictions in place for a moment longer than necessary. but, mr speaker, we have to take the public with us, and that requires clarity. public with us, and that requires clari . , ., �* public with us, and that requires clari. ,., clarity. order. if you can't show the respect _ clarity. order. if you can't show the respect you _ clarity. order. if you can't show the respect you show _ clarity. order. if you can't show the respect you show the i clarity. order. if you can't showj the respect you show the prime minister— the respect you show the prime minister to the leader of the opposition, if you don't wish to be in here, _ opposition, if you don't wish to be in here, there is plenty of room outside — in here, there is plenty of room outside the chamber and i expect you can use _ outside the chamber and i expect you can use it— outside the chamber and i expect you can use it and i will help you on your— can use it and i will help you on your way — can use it and i will help you on your way. silence. can use it and i will help you on yourway. silence. keir starmer. we your way. silence. keir starmer. we have to yourway. silence. keir starmer. have to take yourway. silence. keir starmer. - have to take the public with us and that requires clarity about why decisions are being made. so will the prime minister published the scientific evidence behind his decision to remove the legal requirement to self—isolate,