Boris Johnson is not fit for office, says Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript discusses the ongoing allegations of dishonesty against the Prime Minister, highlighting the impact on public trust and the government's absence during crises like the storms in Northumberland. It questions the Prime Minister's fitness for office and calls for his resignation, urging Tory MPs to take responsibility. The discussion emphasizes the importance of trust in leadership, especially during a pandemic, and the consequences of eroded trust due to perceived dishonesty.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding the Prime Minister?

• His handling of the economy

• Allegations of dishonesty

• His environmental policies

• His foreign policy decisions

How does the public perceive the government's response to the storms in Northumberland?

• Indifferent and unconcerned

• Efficient and timely

• Lacking and dishonest

• Overwhelmingly supportive

What is the main question posed to Tory members regarding the Prime Minister?

• Whether to support his economic policies

• Whether to challenge his leadership

• Whether to promote his environmental agenda

• Whether to endorse his foreign policy

What is the consequence of the Prime Minister's dishonesty as mentioned in the final section?

• Erosion of public trust

• Increased public trust

• Strengthened party unity

• Improved international relations

What is the suggested action for the Prime Minister due to his unfitness for office?

• To change his policies

• To resign

• To seek re-election

• To continue in office