Covid and Brexit, Johnson’s terrible year. In London, the toto-successor is triggered

LONDON – With Boris Johnson as party leader, the Conservatives would lose a whopping sixty more seats in the next election than if they were led by Rishi Sunak, the current Minister of the Treasury. The survey published by Guardian confirms the sharp decline in support for the current prime minister: the scandal of illegal parties in Downing Street during the lockdowns for the pandemic has damaged him in a way that some commentators consider irremediable, triggering allegations about a vote of no confidence by Tory deputies in the spring of 2022 to be able to go to the polls in 2023 with a more convincing candidate.