PREMIUM Prime Minister Boris Johnson during Prime Minister's Questions at the House of Commons, London. Wednesday April 28, 2021. BORIS Johnson began Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday by fiddling. Rest easy, taxpayers and moralists. He was fiddling with his tie, which my sources tell me he paid for himself. Beyond that, the most shocking incident in proceedings came when one party leader accused another of being – I can barely bring myself to say it – a lawyer. The PM’s waddle into the chamber was greeted by a resumption of those braying hyah-hyahs that put decent Scottish teeth on edge. At least Labour opposition leader Keir Starmer didn’t join in that cuckoo chorus, focusing instead on Mr Johnson’s alleged remark about letting “the bodies pile high” during Covid, which the PM adamantly denied saying, before making his arguably more callous remark about Sir Keir being in the legal profession.