With a lockdown battle brewing, today's PMQs is one heavyweight bout you don't want to miss.

Years of unpaid taxes - up to as much £50,000 - on two homes built in breach of regulations will be forgotten, despite investigators finding that Cummings is liable to pay council tax on them.

Cabinet Office minister Lord Agnew, addressing company bosses, said “it’s their businesses at stake” if they fail to ready themselves for stringent new border checks when the transition period ends on 31 December.

Amid a slew of new coronavirus restrictions, there was no mention of any plan to get crowds back watching football - despite rising fears that many Football League clubs are on the verge of extinction.

Nurses, on the other hand, have had their average salary slashed by more than 7 per cent across the last decade.

Boris Johnson has said he wants the outlines of a deal to be in place by 15 October - but EU officials have claimed they will not be pressured.

The deal includes a cold breakfast, cold lunch and a meal which has to be heated - but students who are quarantining because of the coronavirus pandemic have claimed that the ingredients per portion cost less than £3.

The controversial Great Barrington Declaration, signed by more than 7,000 scientists and medics worldwide, urges a new strategy which would allow younger people to live their lives as normal and offer “focused protection” to the elderly and people with underlying health conditions.

The automakers are bracing for a 10 per cent tariff on cars exported from Britain to the EU - and will demand that the government pays the extra costs.