“It would appear that even senior government ministers were reluctant to push back on scientific advice that seemed to go against commonsense interpretations of the unfolding crisis,” said Professor Trish Greenhalgh.
But Sir David warns: “Despite the overwhelming benefits of a healthy planet, many human actions are destroying biodiversity.”
A Daily Express front page from 2016 claiming there will be “cheaper food” in the UK after Brexit has not aged well, after today’s headline warned UK residents to “get used to higher food bills”.
"Who doesn't secretly enjoy the camaraderie of searching for food & having no heating," wrote Toby Earle.
"...they (govt) stand back and let businesses be in huge danger while they fight amongst themselves, that's got to stop."
It comes after business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng promised to help UK firms during the energy crisis - but Rishi Sunak's colleagues denied he has been in talks with them.
Do you agree with her?
Opposition leaders had called for Mr Kurz to go and planned to bring a no-confidence motion against him.
People wondered if he gave the Business Sec an easier ride.