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“This is just what the government does time after time: blatant lies with no consequences and still no correction. It's shameless,” shadow secretary for international trade Emily Thornberry said about the post-Brexit deal hailed by Truss.

“Sounds a bit like, do as I say not as I do," Andrew Marr told Sunak.

The UK government will not cave in over the role of the European Court of Justice despite a leading law professor warning Britain is set for ‘serious suffering’ because of its Northern Ireland ‘unrealistic’ ambitions. 

“In my view, we simply can’t ignore the environmental impacts of our lifestyles, particularly in the West, particularly among wealthier groups,” a climate researcher said.

Boris Johnson said vaccines will get the country through the winter and out of the pandemic, while NHS England’s national medical director Professor Stephen Powis said getting a booster will “protect the freedom and Christmas that we have all earned”.

Little Amal began its journey from the Turkish-Syrian border, and will finish in Manchester in July.

Julian Knight said the BBC was "not in touch at all over Brexit" and had a "collective nervous breakdown" over the issue.

“I think it’s just unacceptable to see the number of deaths that we’ve got at the moment," he said.

"Pretty cool that we aren't allowed to broadcast things the Prime Minister has said because they're too racist," Nish Kumar said.