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Carry on triumphantly to the next general election. it sounds pretty far fetched to me, and you have to bearin far fetched to me, and you have to bear in mind that no prime minister has ever survived anything like this in the history of this country. borisjohnson is a unique character but i d be amazed if he were in position this time next week. george, i am wary of scaring people with numbers and statistics, but this morning it does matter. i am told that the estimate for the number of mps who have switched their allegiance from support to opposition is now somewhere around 85, and these numbers, as we go into next week could be absolutely crucial. ., , , crucial. that s right. remember boris johnson crucial. that s right. remember boris johnson won crucial. that s right. remember boris johnson won the - crucial. that s right. remember. boris johnson won the confidence vote last boris johnson won the confidence vote last month by a majority of 63 and it vote last month by a m
Have yet to confirm that there will be such a call, then this is up with something but president biden can use to perhaps this is at least something that president biden can use to perhaps assuage the frayed nerves of his french counterpart, french president emmanuel macron. david, thank you forjoining us on newsday. and there s much more on the easing of the us travel restrictions on our website, including a look at how the new rules will be enforced. just log on to bbc.com/news. well, as that announcement was being made, the british prime minister borisjohnson was in new york to attend a meeting of the united nations. he s urging fellow leaders to sign up to financial and environmental targets ahead of november s climate change conference, called cop2, in glasgow. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports from new york
Local reports suggest all builders will have to have had at least one jab, starting from thursday, before being cleared to work. the voters of germany go to the polls this weekend to elect their next government and to choose a replacement for angela merkel as chancellor. during her 16 years in power, angela merkel has played a powerful and prominent role on the world stage. so who is likely to replace her? 0ur europe editor katya adler has been on a nationwide road trip to talk to voters. come meet generation merkel. they ve known no other prime minister their whole young lives. she has kept us in a safe space, like a mother would, for the past 16 years, but it s now time for a change. their wish list for germany s new era after sunday s election is long. i care most about the climate problems we have right now in germany.