who is it that is ultimately to lane forthat? for that? boris johnson will say he is to blame. _ for that? boris johnson will say he is to blame, his _ for that? boris johnson will say he is to blame, his advisers, - for that? boris johnson will say he is to blame, his advisers, he - for that? boris johnson will say he is to blame, his advisers, he hires and fires and hires, that's hisjob. it's a question of bandwidth. this pandemic is a once in a century test on any government. they are trying to do their own thing, they have been trying to talk about crime all week, haven't they command justice in the community, because of the needs of the pm out and about in a prison, orwearing needs of the pm out and about in a prison, or wearing a beanie hat on a drugs raid on monday or tuesday, but very quickly it's been taken over by other events. you can't really shape government. they are trying to bring it back to what they want to talk about and it goes off into a different direction. it needs to be a bigger strategy, probably more grown—ups in the room, big people, big figures who can tell the prime minister like it is. currently those around him are in play to be there. there is no one who could just say, look, i've known you for decades, don't do that, that is ridiculous. the kind of comments that he needs. mp said today, the parents are away and the kids had a party, that's