Jonathan Ashworth said Gove’s line that one or two aspects of The Sunday Times story were “off beam” is “possibly the weakest rebuttal of a detailed expose in British political history”.
The head of the British Chambers of Commerce said the situation for many firms is ‘extremely difficult’.
The Prime Minister skipped five Cobra meetings on coronavirus as the outbreak in China worsened.
The warnings come as some Labour Party HQ staff claim they've had death threats following the ‘anti-Corbyn plot'.
Answers demanded from Health Secretary new Government document on protective equipment appears to contradict WHO advice .
The grim total comes as the Government announced the UK lockdown will be extended another three weeks.
It has been claimed that House of Lords peers are demanding they continue receiving their £323 daily attendance allowance.
Questioning by Commons Health Committee comes amid calls for a clear exit strategy from lockdown.
David Frost said that a delay would “keep us bound by evolving EU laws at a time when we need to control our own affairs".