"I don’t mind seeing a saltire or two on that summit, but I want to see the union flag", he said.

While the judiciary is flexing its muscles in civil cases- when it comes to criminal cases our justice system is just not fit for purpose when prosecuting powerful politicians.

The parody account preys on his well-documented fear of sharks.

Downing Street has been forced to deny claims that Boris Johnson squeezed the thighs of two women under the table during a private lunch.

Freedom of movement is one of the crucial pillars of the single market and not taking it off the table might well allow Britain to really have a Brexit deal with the benefits of the single market, or at the very least a Brexit deal full stop.

The six-metre tall inflatable depicted the Prime Minister dressed in blue shorts with red hearts and the word “Nigel” on, and a T-shirt showing a £350 million bus.

“If the situation persists, we have plans for a locomotive that reliably gets stuck between stations,” the company said.

The banner said “130,000 killed under Tory rule, time to level the playing field”.

Philip Hammond and Rachel Johnson have both claimed Boris is being backed by speculators who have bet billions on a hard Brexit.