Today, the Prime Minister insisted his levelling up agenda is “win-win”. In a speech in Coventry, Mr Johnson insisted his flagship policy will not make the “rich parts” of the UK poorer. He also pledged to hand more power to local leaders, with the possibility of elected mayors for counties.

       But according to reports, Mr Johnson’s former senior aide, Dominic Cummings, said his speech was “crap”.

       However the former senior aide to the Prime Minister has been attacked with people telling him to “get a job”.

       One person commented: “Who asked him his opinion?”

       Another Twitter user added: “I don’t think anybody gives a flying frankfurter what Dom says.”

       Someone else echoed: “Seriously?

       “Who gives two, shiny s****s what Cummings thinks about anymore?”

       A third person else simply said: “Get a job, Dominic!”

       A fourth person commented: “I’m not sure anyone cares about what Dom has to say anymore.”

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       While someone else said: “Get lost!

       “Cummings is irrelevant!”

       Another Twitter user said Mr Cummings looks like a “scorned ex” amid his ongoing feud with the Prime Minister.

       They wrote: “Just comes across as scorned ex at this point.

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       “Cummings in the mud.”

       Echoing the previous comments, someone else wrote: “Ex bitter employee who the media hated last year speaks…”

       Someone else said: “This is hilarious.

       “You would think they were a divorced couple.”

       This comes amid a bitter, ongoing feud between the Prime Minister and Mr Cummings.

       Mr Cummings resigned from his position back in November following accusations he had briefed against Mr Johnson.

       Back in May, Mr Cummings accused Mr Johnson of being “unfit for the job”.

       Mr Cummings also called for the promised public inquiry into the handling of Covid to take place as soon as possible.

       He said: “Tens of thousands of people died who didn’t need to die.

       “There’s absolutely no excuse for delaying that.

       “A lot of the reasons for why that happened are still in place.”