'Whatever you think of Boris Johnson, this was a moment of coming together, of unity, of celebrating our monarch, and those that booed decided to make it about party politics.' BenKentish
Ben Kentish argued it was "disrespectful" and "inappropriate" to boo Boris Johnson at the Queen's thanksgiving service and that those who did decided to make the Platinum Jubilee "about party politics".greeted with boos and jeers as he arrived at St Paul's cathedral by car and walked up the steps smiling with wife CarrieHis popularity has taken a huge dent in the wake of the Partygate saga and his Government is fighting against the cost of living crisis.
Ben first explained that the booing was a "really significant moment" because the crowd were "not Islington, falafel-munching, allotment-dwelling, Republican types. They're not liberal-lefty, hipster students who never in a million years were going to support Boris Johnson". "They are, I would suggest, the Tory base, and that's why I think this is particularly concerning for Conservative MPs.However, Ben pointed out that he couldn't help feeling that there was "something slightly inappropriate" about the booing.
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