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“Our amazing key workers got us through the pandemic. The very least they deserve is to be able to provide for their families, but the Government is locking too many key worker households into poverty."

Liz Truss has argued that the recession forecast by the Bank of England is “not inevitable”, as she insisted her swift tax cuts are needed rather than Rishi Sunak’s slower approach.

“The very least the British people can ask for is a Chancellor and Prime Minister who will explain how they got us into this mess and what the plan is to solve it.”

"Sounds very much like the In the Loop approach of "War is not inevitable,"' said one person after watching clip.

"Excruciating to watch. Kay Burley needed to say it. Just the second hand embarrassment is painfully real."

"Can we have a third internet where we don’t have to listen to a word Liz Truss says?," wrote one person in response.

"England’s world beating football champions doing their best to make sure a younger generation of girls get the support."

In July, the BBC said it received six complaints against Westwood, including one that was referred to police, despite director-general Tim Davie previously saying he had seen “no evidence of complaints”.

"It is the deliberate policy of UK energy companies who require that the poorest in our communities pay the highest tariffs via pay-as-you go meters. They are systemically abusing the weakest in our society."