This comes days after Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said Britain should not try to edit its past.

'A lorry load of potato crisps was held up for two days because the haulier couldn’t prove the potatoes from which the crisps had been manufactured had not been imported into the UK from somewhere else. This is ridiculous.”

Even by his standards it was a busy day of offending people.

“There is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it; if only we’re brave enough to be it.”

Babs would have been proud

“At the heart of the Conservative Government’s mishandling of this crisis over the last 10 months has been an insistence that you can treat the health of a nation and its economy as distinct entities, to be traded off against one another."

Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter so will not be able to respond.

"A Steve Bannon pardon? I did Nazi that coming."

And there was the small issue of a massive, irretrievable data loss.