"What is of greatest concern, is that they are all cut from the same cloth. The public's opinion of politicians can surely never have been lower than it is now. REAL change is required, not this farce," said one person in response to the letter.
"This is the political spin equivalent of an attacker after they've beaten you up telling you to be grateful to them for patching up your injuries."
"I wonder if a #GeneralStrike would bring this sack of sh*t government to it's knees? #GeneralStrikeNow," wrote one person after watching the clip.
“It’s not us who are the aggressors; we have zero interest in fighting a so-called culture war," Rishi Sunak said as he appered to battle with 'left-wing agitators.'
"This Tory government has learnt absolutely nothing from the demise of Boris Johnson," wrote Emily Thornberry in response.
"One of the most concise pieces of political commentary I've heard," in response to Rylan Clark's comments.
The ruling from the ‘Wagatha Christie’ libel case and Rishi Sunak’s growing desperation are featured among the front pages.
"If you look at every aspect of our society it's in crisis. Housing, crisis. NHS, crisis. Climate, crisis. Even democracy is in crisis."
The chancellor is from Southampton, grew up in Hampshire and seemingly forgot that his predecessor was born in Rochdale!