Meanwhile, Europe has proposed to help the UK cut the red tape it had agreed to - amid threats and demands from Britain.

Today, the Mail on Sunday columnist has urged Labour to acknowledge "honest" and "decent" Tories - but days after the 2016 EU referendum, he had some strong words about former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

It comes after Robert Peston published a statement from Matt Hancock about the reason why the MP lost his United Nations job days after getting it.

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.

She said comments MPs receive are “cruel and relentless”.

Raab blamed the European Court for UK's lack of progress, after Boris Johnson told him to rewrite the law in order to overhaul the Human Rights Act.

The government is set to not ask UK people to eat less meat, despite the big carbon footprint beef and dairy products have.

In August, prime minister Boris Johnson urged the world to take climate action "now" after a UN report revealed a "code red for humanity" - but a leaked paper now suggests that chasing post-Brexit economic benefits takes priority.

According to the Bank of England, higher borrowing during the pandemic is to blame for putting more businesses at risk.