They sent gunboats to monitor the island today. If only they protected free school meals which such vigour.

Leftwing politicians in the UK - including Jeremy Corbyn - have called for a 'People's Vaccine', hitting out at 'vaccine nationalism' and wealthy nations hoarding supplies as early as November 2020.

This comes just over a month after Batley Primary School saw hundreds of protesters camp outside the school after a teacher showed a cartoon mocking the prophet.

Jarvis Cocker, the former Pulp frontman, described the plans to cut arts funding by 50 per cent as “astounding”.

Alastair Campbell tweeted: "Jersey/Guernsey politicians and journalists saying they have been dragged into today’s elections, suggesting gunboat a Johnson stunt that hinders not helps. Quelle surprise."

Anthony Williams said he thinks the hostile environment, which massively impacted on his life, is the result of political point-scoring.

Archbishop of Canterbury Tweeted: 'As we start to see where the cuts to overseas aid are falling, a picture of broken promises to people living in extreme poverty is emerging. This was inevitable, but it is still shocking. We must put it right."

"A nutter on a small island drowning in the delusion. You couldn't get more British."

He said the country has the ability to "bring Jersey to its knees if necessary".