Mr Khan tweeted a reply, saying: “The PM lied yet again from a £2.6m taxpayer-funded press conference."

Teaming steamed white asparagus with homemade jasmine honey; pine nut praline with a whisper of garlic; and fresh ricotta, the dish has an exceptional balance of both flavour and texture, worth every second of the preparation time.

And the real kicker? 69 per cent support the policy of providing all households with free broadband by 2030.

The £2.6 million briefing room has been widely criticised by the public, but it could have its uses.

Last week she sent out a desperate plea for his to come home, saying "it's my baby, it's my treasure. He's my oxygen, he's my crown."

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Boris Johnson recently sparked new controversy over when employees should return to their workplaces by suggesting people have had enough “days off” at home during the pandemic, and should try to go back to their offices.

“We didn’t get to keep you for long but we are happy we had the chance to meet you, look after you and call you our son."

"That's my name. It's always been my name. I'm taking back what's mine."