Coming up on the Peston podcast. How damaged is the Prime Minister by the disclosures that he borrowed money from the Tory party to finance the redecoration

of his Downing Street home and also by the charge that he made extraordinary remarks

before the second lockdown that he'd rather see bodies piling high in the streets rather than have a third lockdown.

Also, how do we get the scourge of racism of social media, especially where it relates to footballers?

And then we're also going to be looking at vaccines.

Should we be doing more to help? India obtain more vaccines.

What kind of booster will we be getting in the autumn? Those of us who've already been vaccinated.

So all this and more with Sikki Asthma, Labour's leader, Nadim Zaharwe, the Vaccines Minister,

the Sheffield United and Ireland striker, David McGoldrick,

and the backbench Tory MPVN of Davidson,

and Labour's John Crudders.

John, if I could just start with you,

Keirtham, we're trying to make a lot of mileage

out the Prime Minister's woes, the uncertainties about how long he borrowed from the Tory party

and those explosive remarks that he says he didn't make

and a couple of witnesses said to me he did make.

Do you think any of this is having an impact on the way that voters feel about the government.

If you asked me a couple of days ago, I'd have said, no, I'd said there's an awful lot of froth.

You can't really tell what's going on, but there's something building.

And the aggression of the Prime Minister in trying to push this back and not answer the questions

suggests to me that there is something underneath that is literally

ticking away, you know? It's the thin end of a very big wedge. This is going to get bigger,

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