Politics

“The key thing here, I think, is that you will probably be able to continue to play singles tennis at the moment," he said, before backtracking.

"Has the Prime Minister considered making way for someone with a skill set better suited to getting us through this crisis?" one MP asked.

“Virtually every week another job or public sector contract is handed to a friend of the Conservative Party behind closed doors. It’s unfair – and it shuts out much of the talent we need properly to handle the crisis.”

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How does it differ from the popular vote, how many votes does a candidate need and where are the key swing states?

Sir Philip Rutnam, who was the Home Office’s permanent secretary, quit earlier this year, accusing the Cabinet minister of a “vicious and orchestrated briefing campaign” against him.

"Who shouts loudest doesn't always win", one reader said.

“They failed to learn. They failed to listen. And they failed to lead. The result is tragic – but all too predictable.”