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From Cop26 to Christmas party scandals, satirical internet artist Cold War Steve takes a look back at 2021.

"That's putting it mildly", the tabloid said after the public broadcaster was forced into an apology over the Dershowitz interview.

“It’s true even though it isn’t real," one person has said.

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: “The disruption to services from the New Year’s Eve strike action is wholly down to these greedy private companies on our railways seeking to squeeze out every penny they can by hammering down on safety, jobs and workplace dignity."

“Because skirting round European restrictions and looking for loopholes to enable entirely unnecessary travel in the middle of a pandemic is totally the right thing to do," one person has said.

The BBC said that the interview “did not meet editorial standards”.

“I just want to say thank you so much for everyone who had belief in me and for everyone who helped."

Attention will now focus on the damages action launched by Ms Roberts, also known as Virginia Giuffre, who is suing the Queen’s son for alleged sexual assault.

“They need to stop taking their hounds out into the countryside as this is surely the only way to avoid our wildlife being killed.”