Politics

"Priti Patel hates cancel culture yet she’s cancelled democratic protests and asylum seekers in the same week," Sam Bright said.

Andrew Lynas told MPs that buying mozzarella cheese from one of his long-standing suppliers in England now requires eight separate processes under the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The European Commission president criticised AstraZeneca for having “underproduced and underdelivered” to the bloc.

Appearing before MPs, Cummings also sought to take credit for the success of the UK's vaccination programme.

"It might have saved you in 2017/2019, but you wouldn't listen."

The prime minister admitted Britain is in need of a cultural shake-up. Maybe the first place he could look is the green benches behind him, where he might find Christopher Chope - who tried to block a bill outlawing upskirting - or Philip Davies, who has repeatedly voiced his opposition to measures aimed at tackling domestic abuse and sexual violence.

The business secretary backed Dominic Raab, who said the UK would continue seeking out trade deals countries violating human rights standards.

Raab told staff that trading only with countries that meet European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) standards would mean missing out on trade with “growth markets”.

The scariest part about living under Orban was "when the silence came. The newspapers stopped criticising and the protests stopped happening."