More than a QUARTER of people in England now have 'no confidence' in the government's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, poll reveals
More than a quarter of people in England have 'no confidence' in the Government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, a poll has revealed. This is a four-fold increase over the last six months and suggests the public were in favour of the original lockdown but have been less impressed by officials rules as time has gone on. The proportion of those with 'full confidence' in the Prime Minister has also taken a nose-dive heading to a record low of less than five per cent. Boris Johnson has became less visible to the public as the outbreak waned and blunders such as him getting lockdown rules wrong live on television may have dented public opinion. But the drop in confidence in Westminster spin-doctors across England was not matched in other parts of the country. In Wales almost six per cent of people said they had 'no confidence' in their Government. And in Scotland Nicola Sturgeon gazumped Boris again as only one in 10 said they had no faith in her restric