ian duncan smith is anotherformer vote with them. ncan smith is another former conservative leader and also a former cabinet minister as well as he was very critical indeed of the potential effect that the lockdown would have on the economy, he called for a full economic impact statement and he voted against his own government, so there were also some very prominent people who had been in the cabinet before who are also part of that rebellion. it doesn't look very much, does it, for conservatives voting against their own government? but what is interesting is that when this lockdown comes to an end on december the 2nd boris johnson this lockdown comes to an end on december the 2nd borisjohnson has promised his own mps that they will have a vote on what happens next. certainly, it is the case, talking to some of them today, that if it looks as though there is any suggestion that lockdown measures in some form or another could be extended, then this relatively small rebellion today i think could grow into a much bigger show of force and

ian duncan smith, another former conservative leader and also a former cabinet minister as well, wasinst his own government, so there were also some very back to the us election, the polls now. polling averages had joe biden winning a large percentage of the vote, winning by eight percentage points, but here's how it is shaping up points, but here's how it is shaping up at the moment. mr biden is still ahead, but his lead is much smaller than predicted, though we should say not all the votes are counted. in florida, most polls in late october had joe biden leading the state, but donald trump took it by more than 396. donald trump took it by more than 3%. let's talk to a republican pollster now who is live with us. we have asked this question before, but i will ask it again. where did it go wrong? it was a pretty incredible night last night, wasn't it? it was. you know what is really interesting? in 2018, we polled across the country and we know that. ulster is both on the democratic and republican side. what we have a problem with is polling in as polarised and political environment