A political communications expert says Britain's leadership woes might not be over, despite the resignation of Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Johnson resigned last week after a mass exodus of more than 50 government ministers and aides who quit following a string of scandals: lockdown parties, expensive renovations, and promotion of a minister accused of sexual misconduct.
But Professor Aeron Davis from Victoria University of Wellington says the conditions which led to his leadership still remain, so there's a chance another Boris-like figure will emerge.
Professor Davis spoke to Susie Ferguson.
