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"It's only March, but you, sir, have just posted the dumbest thing I'll see on Twitter all year," one person replied.

"You’ll be amazed to discover that sans headline steam trains are not, in fact, being cancelled," one person wrote in response.

"Anglophobia is there all the time", Claire Feaver said during a meeting this week.

The seven-year-old was heard asking “is that mummy?” and again shouted “mummy” as her mother walked down the plane’s stairs.

The chartered flight from Muscat to Brize Norton is expected to land on British soil later tonight.

Pushed by Marr to admit it’s harder to sell fish to the rest of Europe now because of Brexit, Rees-Mogg said: “Well, I mean you’re quite right, there were some teething troubles with some scallops and so on but actually that varies considerably.”

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky cited Pearl Harbour and the terror attacks of September 11 2001 as he appealed to the US Congress to do more to help Ukraine’s fight.

Despite it running 10s of billions of pounds over its initial budget and several years behind schedule, Boris Johnson gave HS2 the green light in February 2020.

The campaign comes as world attention is gripped by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which has overshadowed other humanitarian crises across the world.