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No. But when a leadership for a main party is tanking it needs to take responsibility and act in the best interests of their party. That's how leadership works.

I would argue they are not idiotic and narrow-minded to hold those views, but it would be idiotic and narrow-minded to not resign once it was clear (as it was long before December) that that leader cannot win their party an election.

Given the large scale working from home we're seeing, and the likelihood of some pretty steep wifi bills coming through in the coming weeks, perhaps free wifi will be a real vote winner come then? I don't know, and nor do you.

How can anyone piece together a manifesto for an election four years from now when nobody has a clue how things will look? Things have never been more turbulent than they are now. Show me anyone who can definitively answer me these questions; By 2024, will the UK have a trade deal with the EU...

Something which isn't relevant until the next election.

Good riddance.