The UK has suffered from cynicism a lot more when compared to the US but at the end of the day, the economic growth has shown no sign of slowing down. For a lot of tech entrepreneurs, the industry has flourished

“All we need now is for Jacob Rees-Mogg and the Government to abandon their baseless and dangerous opposition to remote sittings and we can move forward without putting anyone at unnecessary risk.”

Simon Hoare - chair of the Commons’ Northern Ireland select committee - added his voice to growing calls to ‘stop the clock’ on post-Brexit trade talks with Brussels, claiming that it was “time for maturity”.

“For too long, UK-Iranian dual nationals like Nazanin and Anoosheh have been trapped in Iranian jail cells, unsure whether the UK was genuinely doing all it could to secure their freedom.”

Yesterday The UK suffered its highest ever daily rise in coronavirus cases with 35,928 new infections.

The pound could see a “severe downside shock if there is no deal by Christmas”.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the ban on accompanied freight was ‘slightly surprising’.

Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, said it would be “unconscionable” to add a no-deal exit from the EU’s trading arrangements to the current difficulties caused by the mutant coronavirus strain.

Farage lashed out at European "thugs and bullies" who, he claimed, simply want Britain to "sign a bad deal".