like other politicians. he didn't play by the same rules as others — that was part of his appeal. now it's that same sense that, for some, is causing such anger. i can't stand him, really. how much longer can he go on saying sorry? so many times. he isn't really sorry, is he? he wanted to say thank you for. all the hard work that was done, and i understand that, but in the light - of what was going on in - everybody else's homes, i mean, you know, there's a lot of people that i would have liked _ to say thank you to, _ but we weren't allowed to gather. outside the city centre, retailer mark says he was well supported by the government during the pandemic but now he's frustrated that while his business was locked up, others were meeting up. i do feel quite angry about it, really, the way that we've kind of been almost mistreated in a way and kind of, you know, disregarded a little bit, really. you know, i think a lot of local small businesses are very hard—working, so it's almost like a kick in the teeth a little bit, really. winning in places like this is the reason borisjohnson�*s been popular within his party. be in no doubt,