The banner said “130,000 killed under Tory rule, time to level the playing field”.

Philip Hammond and Rachel Johnson have both claimed Boris is being backed by speculators who have bet billions on a hard Brexit.

The comments come as Michael Gove claimed that the automotive and retail sectors were ready for the UK to leave without an agreement with Brussels – claims their industry bodies rejected.

The Conservatives have branded Labour’s plans as “totally irresponsible”.

Lunchbox Theatrical Productions said it was left with "unsustainable losses" - blaming Brexit and the economic uncertainty for low audience figures.

"If you are going to spend that much cutting taxes for those on high incomes or supporting low earners, you could find much better ways of doing so than the policies proposed by the prime minister."

A Spanish private security company hired to protect the Ecuadorian embassy fed information back to the US government.

His comments come as the Church of England criticised MPs’ language as “not worthy of our country”.

MPs - including those sacked by Boris - voted down a government motion to break for the Conservative Party's annual conference.