Prison inspectors visited Tug Haven in Dover, where migrants are first taken from the beach or sea, and discovered a shortage of dry clothing and basic supplies.

Hospitality businesses, local councils, shops, cafes and schools from Hammersmith to Hexham have volunteered to offer free school meals over half-term.

Nobody denies that Rishi Sunak did a good job during the first wave of the pandemic. But, with winter approaching, the Chancellor is increasingly showing his true colours.

PestFix - a little-known pest control firm based in Sussex, with just 16 members of staff - was given a £168.5 million contract to provide three different types of face masks in April.

“Homosexual people have the right to be in a family. They are children of God,” the pontiff said.

“Dom wanted £10,000,” one government source told the FT. “He’s weirdly obsessed with massive fines.”

"This isn't a game. It's about people's lives. This is a national crisis and we won't defeat this virus on the cheap."

“We took this stand for you, we will carry on fighting for you," Andy Burnham vowed.

This is the remarkable moment Andy Burnham was shown - in the middle of his press conference - that Greater Manchester would be put into a Tier 3 lockdown on Friday, with just £22 million of support from the government.