"The Prime Minister is dealing with lots of other narratives in this space as well like Rwanda who say actually if you leave that this policy is going to fail and there's no point even starting down this road."

“The whole point of the Rwanda policy is not to try to solve anything."

“The UK used to be one of the best places in the world to drink wine. Now it is fast becoming one of the worst."

"How many more people have to die? Where is your humanity?"

"Where are all these Gazans going to live when this is over?", the TalkTV host asked.

It comes as new polling shows Rishi Sunak is now almost as unpopular as his party after a year of deteriorating polling numbers.

The apparent comments were included in the diary of Sir Patrick Vallance, the Government’s former chief scientific adviser.

“Benjamin was a truly gifted and beautiful human being – a generational poet, writer, musician and activist", Cillian Murphy said.

Boris Johnson apologised for his language in an appearance at the Covid-19 Inquiry.