"If I was still editing I’d have put Sterling on my front page today and certainly ensured I did not have an entirely white front page. Sadly fully half of the papers have only white faces, unconscious bias at best."
“For an island our size we’ve got an incredible influence on the world and we’ve got to keep that in a positive way."
It comes as the Brexit "divorce bill" negotiated by the PM is up to £5 billion higher than the UK government expected.
“Surely, the Pfizer vaccine we have in the UK is the same as British people in Romania or Romanians getting their vaccine in Romania have."
There was jubilation on the front pages of English newspapers, while in the Danish media there was pride in defeat.
“We always have to be a bit sceptical about learning lessons from countries that have failed very badly.”
He wants to set us free, and it is now up to us to figure out how to live in the wild. I’ve seen Jurassic Park and it doesn’t end well.
Three landmark pieces of legislation are progressing this week as the nation's eyes are elsewhere.
“The main problem was the lack of information we had prior to this, as it just made forward planning impossible," one takeaway manager complained.