A Liberal Democrat win in a Leave-voting rural constituency would send shivers up the spine of the Tory Party, one analyst said.
Newspaper editors and BBC executives were in No 10 on the day Boris Johnson attended a leaving do for a departing aide.
As many as 53 per cent of voters want Johnson to resign over the Downing Street party fiasco, a snap Opinium poll found.
The party, that wasn't a party, that took place or never took place. Try saying that after a boozy cheese and wine night at Downing Street!
He is now 4/6 odds-on to be in post at next General Election.
"Now is the time to get this guy out of No 10 and start to bring some standard back into politics in this country."
Ian Blackford told Johnson he was facing "a moment of moral reckoning" - and told him to resign.
"This is enough now. He's got to go."
A work from home order and vaccine passports will be announced on Wednesday, it has been reported.
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