Dominic Cummings is back, having given his first interview to Laura Kuenssberg since leaving his role as Boris Johnson's advisor at the end of 2020.
His name is one that became well known last year, but when the Tory politicians came out in the masses to defend his Barnard Castle actions, little did they expect the tables to turn with such extremity less than 12 months later.
Since quitting Number 10 following a spectacular fallout with his former boss Boris Johnson, Cummings has been firing shots at the Prime Minister, his Government and famously Matt Hancock, of whom, it seems, he has never been a fan.
The interview is set to be a tell all exclusive, in which it is expected the Brexit campaign director will make serious allegations against the Government's handling of the pandemic.
These include the claim that the Prime Minister put his "own political interests ahead of people’s lives".
Here's when the interview is airing and how to watch...
When can I watch the interview?
The interview, conducted by BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, will air on Tuesday July 20 at 7pm.
How can I watch the interview?
The interview will broadcast on BBC Two at 7pm on Tuesday.
It will also be available on iPlayer and BBC Sounds.
What else has Dominic Cummings said this year?
Cummings gave hours of evidence at a hearing earlier this year, in which he made some serious allegations against both the Prime Minister and former health secretary Matt Hancock.
He shared WhatsApp exchanges in which Boris Johnson had called Matt Hancock "totally useless".
When asked if he was useless, the health secretary at the time responsed: "I don't think so."
Cummings' criticism of Hancock marked the beginning of the end for his stint as minister; he resigned last month on the basis he had broken social distancing regulations by having an affair which was caught on camera.
As Cummings calls on MPs to push for an immediate inquiry into the handling of the Covid pandemic, it begs the question: Will Cummings' allegations harm the position of the Prime Minister?
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