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Hello and welcome to your coffee house shots, the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabelle Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup. The Transport Secretary Grant Shaps

was sent out to bat for the government this morning and Sophie Ray with asked him about

the reception that Boris Johnson received on Friday as he prepared to celebrate the Queen's

Platinum Jubilee. When the Prime Minister and his wife ascended the steps to St Paul's Cathedral

to attend the National Service of Thanksgiving, they were met with a chorus of booze from the awaiting

crowd.

There were people booing. Why do you think they did that?

Well, there were also people cheering and you're not asking me why they did that. Look, politicians

don't expect to be popular all the time. Getting on with running the country is a job which

is where you have to take difficult decisions a lot of the time. As I said, I wasn't there,

but I heard people booing, I heard people cheering. I think it's best to get on with the job at hand

running the country rather than being overly distracted by what the clips that you just played.

But it's not something you expect, is it, to hear a Prime Minister being booed at an occasion

like that. Why do you think they were doing it?

I remember booing going on at the Olympic Games in 2012 and it didn't mean that the election

wasn't won in 2015. I think you're rather over-interpreting if you don't mind me saying.

But do you think they were booing because he is unpopular? Were they booing because of the party

gate scandal?

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