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Mary Agyeiwaa Agyapong, 28, reportedly felt compelled to go to work, despite concerns.

“The truth is that our society has a deeply rooted problem of misogyny and violence against women."

“Yesterday before the fire started, my kids went to study at the Islamic school. I did not see them after they came back. I found two of my older kids but I still can’t find my youngest son,” said one refugee.

“We are extremely disturbed by the vile attack on a pregnant Jewish woman in Stamford Hill."

“This was a political trial not just of me and the Shrewsbury pickets, but was a trial of the trade union movement," Tomlinson said.

Sandra Galina, the chief of the European Commission’s health division, threatened that any shots produced by AstraZeneca in the EU could be forced to stay there.

"Tell me again how we can't afford to give nurses a proper pay rise?'

"Despite the claims of the UK Government, they have not backed up the new Turing scheme with the funding required to support postgraduate students to study abroad.This will harm the futures of thousands of students for years to come."

But, with Easter around the corner, there has been a wave of encouraging news suggesting the end is nigh.