The controversial Great Barrington Declaration, signed by more than 7,000 scientists and medics worldwide, urges a new strategy which would allow younger people to live their lives as normal and offer “focused protection” to the elderly and people with underlying health conditions.

That includes paying £500k to an agency for rebranding their Twitter account as factcheckUK and setting up a website to look like Labour's manifesto.

Next we'll hear Rishi Sunak is economic modelling on a Commodore 64. Or perhaps Liz Truss has gone full Luddite and decided to build her tax evaders ‘free port’ wet dream moulded out of mouldy Stilton.

Alan Rusbridger's field office has been warmly received on social media.

The app allows users to enter pubs and restaurants without scanning a QR code or providing contact information.

“I think funding arrangements is undoubtedly an issue that may come up."

The automakers are bracing for a 10 per cent tariff on cars exported from Britain to the EU - and will demand that the government pays the extra costs.

On Monday alone, when President Trump told Americans "don't be afraid" of the virus, 426 people died.

Ken Cheng said he's going to retrain as a "rich man with good connections from boarding school."