The chain was originally founded in a Copenhagen basement in 1994 by half-Danish, half-Japanese brothers Jens and Kim Rahbek and Thor Andersen.

"For the British taxpayer, it was a grotesque waste of money", Yvette Cooper said.

The first task will be reviewing the £8.7 billion of PPE that had to be written off the government's books.

Just imagine what you could do with £10k per month. Every month. For the next 30 years!

Only Charles Kennedy has appeared on the flagship BBC show more times.

"Most of us want to believe that the countryside belongs to small-scale farmers... But most of this country is owned by people like the Duke of Westminster."

Their sourdough base is made from on-site milled grains and a starter dating back 200 years.

Requests for comment at Twitter's press office were greeted with a poo emoji.

Wes Streeting has already asked his department to look at what spending would be required at the taxpayers' expense.