Boris Johnson insists that the release of Plan B is not linked to the Allegra Stratton video

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Telegraph reporter Ben Riley Smith asks Mr Johnson if he has imposed restrictions on being a “dead cat”, and whether people should cancel birth plays, as well as when the restrictions might end.

“Imagine if this step was postponed due to political events of one kind or another – what would people say next?” Mr Johnson says. “You have to act to protect public health when you have clear evidence. I think I am right to say that Sage met only yesterday to discuss this and the evidence for the transmissibility of the evidence has become, I am afraid, unmissable not only in South Africa but in this country as well. “.

At Christmas, he replied, “The best way to ensure Christmas is as close to normal as possible is to go ahead with Plan B, though it may not be so isolated. It’s Plan B, it’s what we set out to go back for a while.” And to get your boosters and get your hits.”

When will the restrictions be reviewed? “Not later than early January, and probably sooner if we start getting some of this really accurate information.”

Should parties and baby boomers be cancelled? “They shouldn’t… In my opinion, they shouldn’t be. [cancelled]. They have to follow the guidelines of course, but we don’t want to cancel the cots, we think it’s OK for now to continue with the birthday parties.

“But obviously everyone should do their due diligence, ventilate, wash your hands, get a test before you go, and give yourself—and everyone else at the party—confidence that they’re going to meet someone who isn’t contagious. These are simple things that people can do.”

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