Politics

Liz Sugg, the sustainable development minister, resigned from her role in the revamped Foreign Office and Development Office, calling Sunak's cuts "fundamentally wrong".

Boris Johnson was, once more, stuck in his virtual tin can and, again, sneaking glances off-camera to Carrie or some dead-eyed SpAD who probably burns 50 quid notes in front of homeless people.

“We know, from the approach that the EU have taken and the approach that the Commission generally takes that their view is rules are rules."

“The government’s actions were shameful, both in the scale of the protections they took away from very vulnerable children in England and the way they went about it.”

“It is unacceptable that equality legislation was effectively ignored in the creation and delivery of policies that had such profound implications for so many people’s lives."

It will become the first country in the world to adapt the "practical and progressive" piece of legislation.

The impending US leader says the idea of a hard border being reimposed is “just not right”.

“When so many of our constituents are facing uncertainty, it is only right that we help shoulder the burden," the group said.

Former Dover MP Charlie Elphicke was jailed for two years in September, after he was found guilty of three sexual assaults on two younger women.