She told the Commons: “I cannot emphasise how concerned I am that a Conservative Government is willing to go back on its word, to break an international agreement signed in good faith and to break international law.”

How will Boris explain this away?

One anonymous backbencher said they would rather gouge their eyes out with a blunt stick than sit through "that Marxist, snake oil crap."

Two weeks ago he told his constituents they "MUST" wear a mask on public transport.

Sir Keir is also seen as the best candidate for PM as Boris sheds support.

Backbench Tory MPs are set to revolt over emergency powers that overwrite "normal democratic processes".

The renationalisation of railways was a key part of the Labour manifesto in 2019.

The cash has boosted the country's coffers to the tune of £215 million.

Earlier this year Labour warned that ordinary people should not be made to bail out the country again.