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Boris Johnson calls for politicians to be civil and kind to each other

as the rails continue over vaccines and universal credit. I'm Heather Stewart

political Edster of The Guardian and this is Politics Weekly.

Quite Quite a lot of Tory MPs know that cutting this money to people who desperately need it in the middle of a pandemic is the wrong thing to do. They know that. On Monday night six Tory MPs defied calls from the Prime Minister to

abstain and voted with Labour in an opposition day debate on the planned removal of a 20 pounds a week uplift in universal

credit for 6 million people. Boris Johnson called the vote a stunt and then through his

new press secretary asked for people in political debate to be nicer to each other.

With knotty political decisions still to come on who will get the vaccines when

and when and how to repair the public finances, are we leaving the pandemic

politics of constructive criticism and heading for nasty

waters?

In Scotland, the surprise resignation of the Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has injected

some energy into a party struggling to restore its fortunes among the electorate.

Plus looking ahead to Rishi Sunak's budget at the start of March,

I speak to experts about how he can help Boris Johnson with his plan to level up the UK.

That's all in this week's Politics Weekly.

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