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"We can afford to contribute more," a group of 30 millionaires told the Chancellor.

In a new report, the former Labour frontbencher said his plan was "both morally as well as fiscally correct".

Fairtrade's global network of farmers and workers have sent an open letter to world leaders urging them to keep their climate pledges.

"It's down to the British public to foot the bill not the hard working and overstretched banking sector," one Twitter user said.

"Anyone with an ounce of common sense would know that if you restrict movement, put in trade barriers and generally make hard-working people feel unwelcome, a lot of them will decide they're better off not being here at all."

More and more vegan alternatives to fish and seafood have been announced, at a time when the government will not ask UK people to eat less meat when publishing its new decarbonisation plan next week.

"The last thing the African continent needs is a failed British politician," campaigning group Global Justice Now said.

The transport secretary also argued “cheaper labour” stops companies from automating British jobs, whilst insisting the government wants “people domestically” to do those jobs. 

"A reminder that Council Tax is the most regressive direct tax. Taxing 6.1% from the lowest income households compared to 1.3% for the highest."