The prime minister is talking about crime and coronavirus but his critics are focused on various allegations against him.
It is a two-point fall for the Tories and a four-point improvement for Labour compared to a week earlier.Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerThe polls come as concerns grow within the party that recent"sleaze" claims against Mr Johnson will be costly at the ballot box.
And he has denied saying he would rather see"bodies pile high" than impose a third coronavirus lockdown. The donor was alleged to have said:"I don't mind paying for leaflets but I resent being asked to pay to literally wipe the prime minister's baby's bottom."What is Boris Johnson's flat refurb like - and how much did previous prime ministers spend?
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