"Looking for a lady who will treat me well and let me do the same to her, and isn't bothered about covering up her pretty little face," the entry begins.

One BBC journalist revealed that an “exceptional student” from a “historically low performing school” who had two results downgraded - and lost her place to study at Cambridge as a result.

Brexiteer Sir Edward Leigh, the long-serving Conservative MP for Gainsborough, suggested on Twitter that England and France should return to the border arrangements they maintained in the late sixteenth century.

If a “typical” free trade agreement is struck with Brussels, the Office for Budget Responsibility predicted a 5.2 per cent loss of potential GDP over the next 15 years after Brexit.

“The year 2020 will be remembered in history as the year we finally left the European Union, but the final shape of our withdrawal looks unlikely to be the true freedom that many of us had fought for decades.”

Average pay for all nurses - regardless of which salary category they fall into - has fallen by 7.4 per cent since 2010.

Spurs is majority owned by Bahamas-based billionaire Joe Lewis and his partner Daniel Levy, who this year raked in £7 million - making him the highest-paid executive in the Premier League.

The latest so-called 'migrant crisis' has laid bare the limitations of Britain’s press, showing that the vast majority of media organisations do not know how to talk about immigration with any sense of perspective or humanity.

“We think the real crisis is our lack of humanity for people fleeing war, climate change and torture,” the ice cream company said. “People wouldn’t make dangerous journeys if they had any other choice.

"I'm not a picky dater," Julia Stephenson wrote. "All I want is a man who is tall and who shares my beliefs on Brexit and lockdown."

Both sides were close to an agreement last week, but Liz Truss is keen to boost sales of blue cheese in Japan.

“The whole government resigned,” Hamad Hassan said.

Migrants living in Calais have been left “exhausted, scared and not knowing which way to turn” by Priti Patel’s calls for tougher action on Channel crossings, a humanitarian charity has warned.

More crossings continued in the early hours of Monday morning, with an inflatable dinghy thought to be carrying more than 20 people from Syria - including women and children - met by a Border Force boat off the coast of Dover.

Entitled 'Love in a Covid Climate', Young's dating forum already has entries from people 'Sussexfarmer', who is "seeking an intelligent man".

Residents are facing more stringent restrictions.

An MoD source said the idea had "more holes in it than a slice of Swiss cheese".

The intervention follows the leaking of an 860-page report, which revealed significant hostility towards Corbyn at the top of the Labour hierarchy.

A YouGov poll, undertaken for The Times, revealed that 34 per cent of people believe that the Labour leader would do a better job, with 32 per cent preferring Johnson.

The chancellor has been urged to use targeted measures to stave off mass unemployment.

At least 235 migrants - many of them women and children - made the perilous journey from France yesterday, taking advantage of the calm conditions.

The removal of the post is a change of tack for Facebook, which has previously opted to label – rather than delete – misleading statements.

“We are exhausted emotionally and physically,” it says. “We have lost colleagues. Many of us were forced to work longer hours, tougher hours, away from our families for weeks at a time."

Farage - who is seeking to rebrand himself as a crusading, freelance journalist in the past few months - has taken it upon himself to document the arrival of migrants in Britain during lockdown.

“We do not understand how Government came to place a £250m contract with a family-owned hedge fund at the direction of a box fresh £100 company owned by an advisor to Liz Truss.”

Paul Golding, who was found guilty of an offence under the Terrorism Act earlier this year, said that the property had been donated by a supporter, and would be equipped with a "fully-sized boxing ring, a huge matted area and every piece of equipment that we need".

The Good Law Project vowed to pursue a judicial review against Gove over Public First - a company run by a pair of long-time allies of Cummings - which was awarded a string of public contracts uncontested.

Of the companies accessing emergency funding, some 30% have paid out an estimated total of £11.5 billion in dividends to shareholders and investors.

Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith said the deal means we are “hooked into the EU’s loan book”.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps warned of "a risk of some additional friction at the border".

Alongside its results, the company also unveiled details of its strategy to slash carbon emissions, revealing that it aims to cut oil and gas production by 40 per cent and increase low-carbon tenfold to £5 billion by 2030.

David Nagy's obituary states that he leaves behind his "inconsolable" wife Stacey, as well as five children and a host of grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Classified documents revealing details of UK-US trade talks leaked ahead of the 2019 election were stolen from the email account of former trade minister Liam Fox by likely Russian hackers.

New guidance, which came into force on 1 August, means employers can now compel staff to return to the office if they have implemented ‘coronavirus-control’ measures.

Iter is a collaboration between China, the EU, India, Japan, South Korea, Russia and the US - all of whom are sharing in the costs of construction.

Len McCluskey - a staunch supporter of Jeremy Corbyn - told the Observer that Sir Keir Starmer should not be “taking Unite’s money for granted”.

Just one MP voted against the bill - which was pushed through by Chris Grayling.

A Conservative MP has reportedlbeen arrested after a former parliamentary aide accused him of rape, sexual assault and coercive control.

Two million residents and staff in care homes were supposed to have been tested for Covid-19 regularly from 6 July.

The male MP - who can not be named for legal reasons - was taken into custody yesterday, and remained in an east London police station into the evening.

Jacinda Ardern, Angela Merkel and Tsai Ing-wen have been praised for their response to the virus.

Britain can eliminate Covid-19. But, one expert said, England seems "content with a certain level of death".

Campaigners said the astonishing accumulation of wealth by the likes of Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk is "evidence of a broken economy".

Travellers to Belgium, Luxembourg and Croatia could soon be forced to quarantine on their return to England from as soon as tomorrow, with an uptick in infection rates on the continent causing concern in Westminster.

A highly-critical report from the Public Accounts Committee said described the policy as “reckless”, accusing ministers of “belatedly” changing track in April and being too slow to support social care during the crisis.