“The way that Boris Johnson and his friends operate seems to be not about what is right but what they can get away with, blurring the boundaries between public and private life."
Labour accused Boris Johnson of fostering a 'cash for access' culture in government.
Dave Rowntree said "the Blurs of twenty years' times" will be "gone" because of Brexit.
The outspoken Sky Sports pundit has reportedly discussed "shared political interests" with the Labour leader.
Under the Tories, the number of PE teachers is down from 26,005 in 2011 to 23,513 in 2020.
Concerns over the handling of Brexit and need for communities to have a say on local housing developments featured in the criticisms of the Tories.
'Buddy we aren't even surviving Brexit,' wrote one bemused Twitter user.
Tim Walker tweeted: "The explanation is quite simple: wealthy Tory donors invest in the Tory party, the Tory party gives them a humongous return on their investments out of public money."
"I felt insulted after what we’ve done with both waves of Covid to be offered 3%, I found it really depressing."