Politics

The BBC had hyped up Sunak’s budget as if he was Anthony Joshua - another man who has enriched himself at the hands of Saudi Arabia’s murderous crown prince. A video package they put together for him was only missing the Rocky theme tune in the background.

MPs, including Conservatives, have warned the decision will put lives at risk and leave hundreds of thousands of Yemeni children to starve.

The broadcaster portrayed the chancellor as Superman last year in footage that had to be eventually deleted.

“There is nothing here that the government has to hide," Sturgeon told MSPs on Wednesday morning.

Sunak has previously been mocked for posting graphics and soft-focus pictures overlaid with his signature and artistic text on social media.

The comments are the latest in a long line of 'Bailey blunders'.

“Brexit just isn’t working. I am putting myself forward in this election because I feel, morally, no father can just stand by and watch the rights of their children being stripped away without taking action."

Labour said the support measures could have been done “months ago”, accusing the Chancellor of wanting to get his “moment in the sun” rather than protecting jobs.

It comes on the back of research which found the Leave campaign made Brexit into a new religion to win votes.