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Sir Mark Sedwill has been asked to look into the ‘deeply disturbing’ events which led to a boycott of a Number 10 briefing.

“This isn’t a pretty place to be and we owe the world a lot better” - former clean growth minister Claire Perry O’Neill spoke out

Stephanie Barwise QC said: “The timing of this application is highly disingenuous and bears all the hallmarks of sabotage of this inquiry. The firefighters were just as much at risk of prosecution under the Health and Safety at work Act and yet freely gave their evidence without seeking undertakings.”

One witness described Downing Street’s actions as “sinister and sad”.

“We urgently need investment in research, symptom awareness campaigns, a focus on earlier diagnosis and better, faster pathways to treatment for patients if we’re going to close the deadly cancer gap” warns Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce

He added that longer sentences would just allow ‘prisoners to radicalise each other and build greater resentment’.

Lis Scott corrected the letter so it better reflects the Queen's English it claims to espouse.

A study of almost 30,000 people followed for up to three decades found those who regularly consumed processed or red meat were more prone to a premature death

Michael Mansfield QC, for victims, said there is ‘overwhelming’ opposition to an application for immunity from prosecution for corporate witnesses.