Socialist candidate Luis Acre is set to win a stunning victory in Bolivia’s presidential election, exit polls suggest, capping a remarkable political comeback for the leftwing party of ousted ex-leader Evo Morales.

A mobile testing unit - which was supposed to be introduced in response to a local spike in coronavirus cases - was not deployed to the site for an “unknown reason”, a spokesperson said.

“It is ajar; we hope the EU will change their position, we’re certainly not saying that if they do change their position we can’t talk to them.”

Asked by Andrew Marr on the BBC this morning whether the extortionate spending was a good use of public money, Gove said: “Yes.”

John Sentamu, the former Archbishop of York, was not handed a peerage in July - no Black people were.

The home secretary escalated her language days later, despite fears it could increase violence against lawyers.

Pictures show Blair leaving a plush restaurant in Mayfair - just ten days after returning from an event at Donald Trump's White House.

Demonstrators traipsed down Oxford Street, chanting “stick your poison vaccine up your arse” and “we are the 99%” - and brandishing placards calling Covid-19 a hoax.

The “big question”, an expert said, is whether the Queen - who is 94 - would get a vaccine herself, noting that the monarch is “an important voice”.