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Amazon removed Parler, an app favoured by followers of former President Donald Trump, from its web hosting service on January 11.

"I was horrified to hear reports that some unscrupulous people have used links shared with them to try and falsely book a vaccination appointment."

There was also hostility to the proposal in some parts of the Government, with one source saying the plan “incentivises people to catch Covid”.

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.”

"Being woke is a disease. Disrespect the person who won the world war... US is a mess", one person wrote.

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

Andrew Mills - who served an adviser to the Board of Trade, chaired by Liz Truss - changed his company's status to avoid filing accounts.

According to fact checkers Trump made 30,573 false or misleading claims in his four years in office at a rate of roughly 20 a day.