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“As the UK faces a Tory-made cost-of-living crisis, it is the duty of the opposition to fight for those being directly affected. However, yet again, the Labour Party are posted missing and continue to let down the UK’s working class."

"I’m just asking you whether, if he misled the House, should he resign? And the answer, as you know, is yes," presenter Kay Burley said.

Tim Stanley said "there is a whiff of revenge for Brexit" with the attacks on Boris Johnson.

“I remember things being really bad, to the point where at times I ate dog food," she said.

"Despite all the scandal, all the corruption, spineless Government Ministers have continued to blindly follow Boris Johnson."

"It is clear the immigration system is not meeting Scottish businesses’ and the wider Scottish economy’s needs," finance secretary Kate Forbes has said.

"It’s a question of equity because right now, these people, they put a very important burden on our health care network," the premier said.

Meanwhile, Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf accused the PM of “mocking” those who lost loved ones to the virus.

Deportation flights tripled during the pandemic, and many Home Office planes left with less than 10 passengers.