"Prime Ministers are not elected as agony aunts: we don’t need to hear their domestic eco-tips any more than their personal wellness ideas for managing NHS waiting lists. What the public needs is to hear how the next Prime Minister will tackle the climate crisis head-on.”

"Liz Truss’s attempt at looking authoritative is more like someone’s explaining autumn to her," wrote Toby Earle.

"Johnson’s letter to Parliament about his Lebedev meeting in Italy in 2018 lacks any credibility. Do he and his advisors think we’re idiots?"

"Do you suppose they ever have pangs of conscience about this, about the millions of families who will have to choose between being eating and being warm, whilst they enriched themselves from the public purse?"

Joshua Emden, a senior research fellow at IPPR, said: “At a time when people’s incomes are being squeezed, stripping protection from their homes, children and our energy system would be alarming and dangerous.

"A devastating, damning and essential litany of institutional failure. Listen. RAGE. DISMANTLE."

“In just one week I will finally leave Brexitland for good. Let me know if anyone ever finds those sunlit uplands. Not expecting an answer anytime soon."

Boris Johnson was accused of 50 U-turns during his time as prime minister. Now it seems Rishi Sunak is opening his account.

One senior police source described the policy as "incoherent shi*t", according to Lizzie Dearden from the Independent.