On this week's Pest and podcast, we're asking the big questions.

Has the Prime Minister done enough to suppress the virus?

Will the Prime Minister do enough to protect our jobs? As the economic recovery

we've been hoping for seems to be slower as a result of the virus than we would have hoped.

Joining me is Labour's leader, Sequeir Stama, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, one of the most

influential figures in this government, Michael Gove, and the always controversial boss of Ryanair, Michael O'Leary.

Also, with me, are two independent-minded MPs. We've got Steve Baker, the Tory, who may well be voting against the government next week, and Nadia Wittam, the Labour MP,

who has just voted against the instructions of her party's whips.

You've seen the stats on rising infections.

Did the Prime Minister do enough yesterday to, in a sense,

to try and suppress the incidents of the virus?

Look, we all understand that if absolutely necessary, we have to have lockdown restrictions.

And I think everybody, they've, the British public has already shown that it can deal with a great amount of...

But in Scotland, Nicola Thurgeon said no mixing between households, do you think that should

have happened for the whole of England?

If you just let me finish my first point, and I'll come to that, Robert.

We've already seen that people can put up with a great deal, but people can do that when they know

that the government is doing absolutely everything it can. I don't think anyone in their right mind

could look at the way that the government has

handled this and think that it's done well. Testing and tracing has been an absolute shambles.

We heard the other day MP after MP, including many...

You're making a party political point, which is perfectly reasonable point, but I'd quite

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