Back in the real world, ordinary citizens want their governments to act in their interests – a basic function which governments seem to find increasingly difficult to honour.

However, like most debates regarding Brexit, it’s not quite that straightforward. For starters, breaking international law happens as regular as clockwork.

Boris Johnson’s new ‘rule of six’ restrictions on public and private gatherings demonstrate that Britain is perilously close to abandoning the very values that undergird its democratic liberties.

There seems to be a growing sense that the BBC no longer possesses the consent of the people.

‘Cannabis smokers continued to enjoy their ‘peaceful’ pleasure drug, often with less than peaceful results.‘

‘We should probably be more cautious about the plans.’

Have laws been made specifically to target anti-lockdown campaigns?

Patriotic voters are starting to see through the false image Boris Johnson tries to present of himself.