“I am confident we will go back to life as it was before at some point, that’s not in doubt.... but we are a long way away from that at the moment".
"You can send the bill of the lunches to Nigel Farage," one person suggested.
He will tell the British people that they “can build a country worthy of the sacrifices” made during the pandemic.
Robin Niblett warned there is ‘no certainty’ Britain will live up to its potential role as a valued global broker.
It would be the first time a US president had been impeached twice.
“Wednesday was the Day of Broken Glass right here in the United States."
From delaying lockdown one, two and three to allowing people into the UK unchecked - here's the (non-exhaustive) top 40.
The TV presenter compared her to a school lunch monitor before taking a swipe at the PM.
Only 25 per cent of Brits want a government that "tries the hardest they can to not put lockdown measures in place".
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