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Politics Podcast. I'm Cindy Yu and this is the Sunday

Roundup. If it looked like the Prime Minister was in trouble last week, it seems that was just

the tip of the iceberg. The latest thorn in Boris Johnson's side is a photo splashed in the

daily mirror which shows him hosting a Christmas quiz on the 15th of December of last year.

Andrew Marr interviewed the former director of public prosecutions and now leader of the Labour Party, Sir Keir Stalmer, and sought his legal opinion on what happened that night.

I think London was in tier two at the time, which said that nobody could be meeting for a non-work purpose more than, I think, two people in a room together.

So given that, was he breaking the law?

Well, it looks as though he was.

And he must have known those other groups were in other rooms in his own building.

And, you know, this is very important because he's damaged his authority.

He is now so weak. his party is so divided,

he can't deliver the leadership that this country needs. And we've got a very important vote

coming up next week, and he can't even discharge the basic functions of government. He's the

worst possible leader at the worst possible time. And you've just said that he broke the law in Downing Street.

Well, it appears.

We would have to look into it, but it's very hard to see how that's compliant with the rules.

Given that, up to now, you have not called for him to resign.

Surely given that, you must now think that he should resign.

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