leaves from the government and throwing the sin, which, it is a combination of the fact that you have a number ten the feel so divorced from the rest of the country, so divorced from things that the rest of the country are going through. but also about integrity. it is about integrity and trust and i think that is the thing thatis trust and i think that is the thing that is being eroded. caroline notes and put out a quote that said, the conservative party is greater than one man and not one man that one man is tarnishing the party. and a 10% poll lead for labour is pretty impressive and will make a lot of people worried. and we come back to the fact that there are many people who will support and are supporting borisjohnson who will support and are supporting boris johnson because who will support and are supporting borisjohnson because he s electoral asset, as soon as it looks like he is a liability on those poll numbers, that is a massive problem. you have to wonder why he has bee
asked the country to abide by for the last year. and now from his own party. and in the face of all that, we have to ask ourselves what the role of a responsible opposition is in these circumstances, and that is not to play games with this, because it is about public safety, it s about people s help. but to do the right thing for the public, that is what we did in the votes last night. where would you draw the line? you talk about being a responsible opposition, but where do you draw the line in effectively supporting the line in effectively supporting the prime minister, his cabinet, and measures, if more measures were required, more restrictions were required, more restrictions were required, would you draw the line there? it’s required, would you draw the line there? , ., required, would you draw the line there? i ., . required, would you draw the line there? , s, ., ., ., there? it s not a matter of supporting there? it s not a matter of supporting the there? it s not a ma