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A Home Office insider noted the “irony” of the state-owned airline distancing itself from a scheme that Rwanda’s government has said it is “proud” to be involved in.

"The ECHR is saying is that the climate getting hotter would be more dangerous than it not. They don't know that. You don't know that"

"The Daily Mail has absolutely shot itself in the foot", Carol Vorderman said.

“I think of all the things we have lost, from Erasmus scholarships to all those musicians and artists who can no longer travel freely between Britain and Europe.”

Times Media and News Group Newspapers, which owns the Sun, also revealed their results on Tuesday.

“It’s like a bomb went off this morning. It’s going to be a big issue for expats wanting to move and a lot of people are very unhappy about it."

"We're just breaking records over and over again. We've got to stop using unprecedented because it's not unprecedented anymore. It's normal", Jim McQuaid said.

"Just when you thought you had heard everything", Peter Stefanovic said.

William Wragg has also stepped down from his role heading the Commons’ Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC).