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“His instincts – to make excuses and blame others – are reminiscent of the schoolboy claiming his dog has eaten his homework. ”

It comes as the approval of the government's handling of the crisis falls back considerably.

Why does Boris Johnson require an on-camera surrogate? And why, Gavin Esler asks, would any self-respecting journalist want the job?

Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds said the move could lead to a “python-like” squeeze on jobs in some of the sectors that have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

"You know how you show the North that you're serious about it as a place and want to 'level it up'? Announce chaotic changes in the middle of the night with almost no notice."

Ballot papers will go out to members as Sir Ed Davey battles Layla Moran for the party leadership.

New sign ups boost Labour membership to 570,000, with BAME membership now rising rather than falling.

On a personal and professional level, it has been a remarkable year for the man who is probably the most polarising person to occupy Downing Street since Thatcher.

After winning 45 per cent of votes in Great Britain on election day the party went to even dizzier heights in the polls. Then it all changed.