UCL’s report found that London bus drivers were three times more likely to die from Covid-19 than the UK average.

It comes as Naga Munchetty has apologised for liking “offensive” tweets about a Government minister’s video call backdrop featuring the Union flag.

She was inspired to help the victims of sexual crime when a coworker saw a woman leave hospital with her arms across her chest because her bra had been taken as evidence.

Sinn Fein, which backs the introduction of the services, has accused the anti-abortion DUP of blocking consideration of the issue.

"Every year, millions upon millions of chickens are bred to become oversized FrankenChickens, crammed into bleak, overcrowded sheds, and slaughtered at just a few weeks old. As a bird lover, I despair at the thought of these gentle, intelligent, and sensitive animals forced to endure such suffering."

“Everyone loses until the Government intervenes to mend a broken system that relies on paying skilled staff a pittance."

Health Minister Carolina Darias hailed the passing of the bill as an important step “towards the recognition of human rights”.

“It’s a metaphor for an entire year of Covid incompetence," he said. So that’s “Have I Got News For You” for the chop then?

"As Secretary of State for Employment he had Special Branch spy on Trade Unionists. No remorse, no regret, no apology."