Politics

It is expected the executives will ask for tax cuts and the relaxation of green levies.

Winston Churchill was said to enjoy 'an imperial pint', as half a bottle was "insufficient to tease my brains".

Harry Fone of the TaxPayers’ Alliance said "it’s time to spread some cheer and axe these out-of-date subsidies."

"Well, Boris has always been able to get away with things that mere mortals can’t seem to," former prime minister David Cameron has said.

“Travel restrictions over the last two years have challenged the practicalities of relocation,” the EY head of financial services for Europe has said.

“Many of those around him, mediocre politicians now drunk with the unexpected power that an ill-prepared referendum has bestowed upon them, have supported him because they saw it as a formidable opportunity for their careers," one newspaper read.

“This impact assessment proves what so many feared – buried in the small print is a £100m hit to our farming and fishing sectors that will hit rural communities hardest," Lib Dem Tim Farron has said.

Polls are showing prime minister Boris Johnson's ratings have reached a new low.

Tory ministers insist Brits have had it as bad as the rest of the world. Brits' confessions tell a different story.