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“Aside from the issue of how these volunteers are even going to be recruited, the idea that they will not be required to undertake DBS checks when they will be on school premises working with children is outrageous."

Ms Reeves said the Port of Dover had been allocated a fraction of what it requested, along with Portsmouth which she said faces a shortfall of £8 million – the result of what she called “Tory cronyism” and “wasting millions of pounds on consultants and middlemen”.

In addition to serving food and non-alcoholic drinks and offering the warmth of indoors, the restaurant provides its bathrooms for the homeless to wash in.

“Ill health and disease concentrating in areas of deprivation is long-standing and needs to be tackled," Whitty said.

“The only people who should be ashamed of themselves are Boris Johnson and the rest of his government for letting our children go hungry."

Mr Hancock said the UK has “come so far” and “mustn’t blow it now”.

Bezos is the world’s wealthiest person, with a fortune estimated at $185bn, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, up from $113bn before the pandemic.

“I think we have failed. We have a large number who have died and that is terrible. It is something we all have to suffer with,” the king said.

Although the Home Secretary said police should only take action against ‘egregious’ breaches.