The release of the IPO findings, together with the scale of recent counterfeit tobacco seizures, should send a clear signal to the UK that it needs to step up its efforts to stamp out the illicit tobacco trade.

Jo Gideon was one of 322 MPs who voted down the Labour motion last night.

Tory MPs said they "did not believe in nationalising children" ahead of the vote, with one saying children have been going hungry "for years".

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MPs rejected the motion by a majority of 61.

According to reports, Mr Johnson left the call after 10 minutes and Mr Gove described Brexit as being “like moving house – it’s a hassle at first, but you are upgrading”.

Tory minister Paul Scully told the BBC that “children have been going hungry under a Labour government for years” and insisted the Government had been tackling the issue.

“Homosexual people have the right to be in a family. They are children of God,” the pontiff said.

It could be heard after the Tory MP implored members to "park the opportunism" as they debated economic support for areas with greater restrictions.