SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford told the House of Commons that if the Prime Minister does not resign, “he must be removed”.
He said: “People across these islands have followed the rules even when it meant missing friends and family, missing births, missing funerals, missing the chance to be beside a loved one in their dying moments.
“People have sacrificed at times to the point of breaking, while the UK Government has laughed in their faces. It is clear that this Prime Minister has lost the support of the public and now even of his own benches.”
Mr Blackford noted this is a “moment of moral reckoning”, adding: “Every member of the Conservative benches must now decide: Is this the man to lead these islands when lives are at stake?”
He went on: “It is time for members in this House to act, if he doesn’t resign, then he must be removed.”
Mr Johnson replied: “I thank the right honourable gentleman for his support and vote of confidence but I can tell him I am going to get on with the job.
“I believe that is what is the right thing to do and I think it is very, very sad that when the public needs to hear clarity from their officials and politicians the parties opposite are trying to muddy the waters about events or non-events of a year ago.”
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