"Clive Lewis’s response was pure gold and shut Johnathon Gullis up!," wrote one person after watching the clip.

Eventually, the Tories stood up and clapped, and Nadine Dorries ran after him, less Casablanca more Fatal Attraction.

The UK High Commissioner to Rwanda even intervened, warning that security is "heavy-handed" and any deal could "cause problems reputationally".

"Watch in disbelief! No wonder British business is being crucified with Brexit red tape and costs," wrote Peter Stefanovic.

It is perhaps the best example of the film Don't Look Up in real life, as the heatwave concern was seen as irrational panic at a bit of hot weather.

"Wait until Michael Gove finds out which party has been in government for the past 12 years. He'll be furious."

The extent of suppliers’ profit margin was never considered, nor were potential conflicts between companies and the people referring them through the VIP lane.

The Mayor of London was being questioned when he lost his cool in the city's Assembly.

“It was really scary to see how quickly the fire spread. Just in the blink of an eye, a new bush began burning. It was a matter of seconds.”