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Ministers are working on the assumption that Britain will trade with Europe on WTO terms when the transition period ends

A report in the National Audit Office revealed the process by which ministers selected 101 English towns to each benefit from a £25 million boost to their economies last September

Andrew Bridgen said the report is just the latest example of defeated Remainers refusing to accept the will of the British people.

Caroline Lucas put forward the amendment, calling for "red lines in the negotiations" rather than more "warm words and nice rhetoric".

While the prevailing winds from within his party and across the Atlantic are pushing Johnson into adopting more stringent anti-China policies, a post-Brexit British economy already reeling from the fallout from Covid-19 can ill afford a protracted economic battle with Beijing

The government is paying to have its own information presented back to them by companies which benefit from a cushy relationship.

“We are very hopeful. The love of music cannot be tamed. Live music will find a way.”

But he is merely the sparkler on a birthday cake of stupid.

Helen MacNamara will take a new role as a permanent secretary in an as-yet unannounced Whitehall department