“The Government’s own impact assessment shows an increase in GDP of just 0.08% as a result of the deal, and the balance of gains and losses varies between economic sectors and nations of the UK."
The latest odds give Sir Keir Starmer a 24 per cent chance of being fined, up from 17 per cent.
“There’s a real concern amongst staff, Members of Parliament here, about a culture within Westminster that protects abusers, that doesn’t encourage victims to come forward."
The former UKIPer also said that the "current reputation of British politics is lower than it has ever been in modern times."
Anti-Brexit activist Steve Bray tweeted: "Therese Coffey is squirming like a good 'un this morning - Thank you Sophie,"
"Many NHS trusts are still awaiting funds to be allocated and many are in fact alterations or refurbishments not “new hospitals”.
It comes as the Tories lost two by-elections on the same day for the first time in more than 30 years. The last time was in November 1991.
"The country at the moment can't afford a whole wave of public sector strikes", he said.
The deputy chief whip resigned his position following a 'drunken incident' and could lose the whip today.