It comes just days after Jacob Rees-Mogg said Conservative MPs do not need to wear face coverings in Parliament because with their “convivial, fraternal spirit” they know each other well.

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"But we said begone to that evil ECJ. Happy Brexit everyone - don't get sick!!," Mike Galsworthy said.

Little Amal began its journey from the Turkish-Syrian border, and will finish in Manchester in July.

"The rest of the country heaves a sigh of relief", one person said.

Julian Knight said the BBC was "not in touch at all over Brexit" and had a "collective nervous breakdown" over the issue.

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“I think it’s just unacceptable to see the number of deaths that we’ve got at the moment," he said.

"Pretty cool that we aren't allowed to broadcast things the Prime Minister has said because they're too racist," Nish Kumar said.