cases domestic picture. we still although cases are domestic picture. we still although cases are falling, we still have the ornicron cases are falling, we still have the omicron variant costing a shadow over omicron variant costing a shadow over everything. we still have a cost of living issue, we have inflation cost of living issue, we have inflation rising, we have lots of domestic inflation rising, we have lots of domestic issues that need to be addressed and discussed and yet really addressed and discussed and yet really for addressed and discussed and yet really for the last month or so, the news really for the last month or so, the news has really for the last month or so, the news has been dominated by events in downing news has been dominated by events in downing street that are being reported, leaking out every week. the government wants to move on, but the question the government wants to move on, but the question is does it deserve to given the question i
the track in terms of things like the track in terms of things like the cost of living crisis but whilst we are still in what is hopefully the tail end of the pandemic, there i think will be some people who will still look to borisjohnson and its government and look at the things that did succeed in office and we for the most horrendous death rate probably the highest in europe but we have also had a really phenomenally successful vaccine implementation strategy. so there are still some people who are prepared to give him benefit of the doubt and prepared to give him benefit of the doubtand again prepared to give him benefit of the doubt and again that s why it s still unclear as to what or whether this will be the end game for boris johnson. it sjust not this will be the end game for boris johnson. it s just not that clear cut. it s not clear cut in the electorate and is certainly not clear cut in the party. i think it might be easier if there was an obvious replacement candidate for
information that is damaging in one way and information that is damaging in one way and the government have to backtrack way and the government have to backtrack and they say they are waiting backtrack and they say they are waiting for a report on what happens when waiting for a report on what happens when report comes out but it s all a mess when report comes out but it s all a mess. and it s a mess they reflects very badly mess. and it s a mess they reflects very badly notjust mess. and it s a mess they reflects very badly not just on the individual politicians and not just on individual political parties would on individual political parties would on the political class in generat would on the political class in general. nearly two thirds we will say that general. nearly two thirds we will say that they do not trust boris johnson say that they do not trust boris johnson to tell the truth. that s not a johnson to tell the truth. that s not a great situation for any