Boris Johnson may ‘become less popular than Corbyn was in 2019’ | Chris Curtis discusses PM

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‘There may be a point over the next week where Boris Johnson will be less popular than Jeremy Corbyn was in 2019.’

Polling expert Chris Curtis says he expects Boris Johnson’s approval ratings to plummet if he remains as PM.

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