if there is a suggestion the prime minister knew about things that could be rule breaking, or a suggestion he broke the rules himself, i think that would add to the pressure. one senior tory said to me last week if there is a suggestion the prime minister has broken the rules or done something seriously wrong, it could be terminal. chris hopkins is political research director at the market research company sava nta comres. he explains what their latest polls on uk voter intentions are showing. what it shows is for the first time in a long time a ten point labour lead. we haven t seen a ten point labour lead since 2019, in a very different political climate, we had the brexit party on 14% and change uk on 9% then so it goes to show how much has changed since then. also the labour vote share was 42% in this latest poll, and we haven t seen that since 2013,
partieses during that christmas period. now downing street have denied the use of the word parties and insisted no rules were broken. today the prime minister didn t deny that any gatherings took place but did stress that no rules were broken after the labour lead read out the rules to him in parliament. you must not have a work christmas lunch, or party. does the prime minister really expect the country to believe that while people were banned from seeing their loved ones at christmas last year, it was fine for him and his friends to throw a boozy party, in downing street? since he asks about what we are asking the country to do this year, mr speaker, which i think is frankly a more relevant consideration, to make sure, as we have said, that you wear masks in, on public transport and in shops, mr speaker, and that you self isolate if you come into contact with somebody with somebody who has omicron, mr speaker, and above all we are doing strengthening our measures at the borders, and
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