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committee in great numbers in the coming days, we are heading into christmas, things will cool down naturally, possibly, overthe christmas, things will cool down naturally, possibly, over the next couple of weeks, but i think this is really a worrying moment for tory mps. they have always seen boris johnson as an electoral winner, he can reach parts of the electric other people can t, he was the mayor of london. two years ago he pulled off a historic victory, the biggest majority since 1987. currents and politics can ship dramatically, and if the feel boris johnson is no longer if the feel borisjohnson is no longer an if the feel boris johnson is no longer an electoral if the feel borisjohnson is no longer an electoral winner, becoming a liability, perhaps they will start to think about how long he should remain in number ten. let s speak to the deputy leader of the lib dems daisy cooper she joins us from north shropshire. congratulations for this victory.