Tories and political foes alike say the PM’s top adviser has to go after his breach of lockdown laws.
It comes as Boris Johnson faces a revolt from within his party following moves to support his de facto chief-of-staff.
It comes as Starmer's net approval rating continues to soar as Johnson's slides.
Mr Johnson said he could “not mark down” Mr Cummings for the way he acted.
The Prime Minister has been noticeably absent of late.
The Prime Minister has been urged to sack his chief adviser after reports surfaced that the 48-year-old made a second trip to County Durham.
Many Americans remain cautious despite calls by the president for US states to reopen.
The Transport Secretary said it was up to citizens to decide: ‘How do I make sure I’ve got enough support around the family?’
The pressure is increasing by the minute on Dominic Cummings.
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