Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark was happy to oblige at the time, although as he hadn't specified which version of the song he meant, she played The Sex Pistols version of the same name.
“If the Levelling Up Secretary getting stuck in a lift isn't a metaphor, I don't know what is,” one journalist said.
The former GMB host admitted he voted Boris in 2019 because of his promise to honour the Brexit referendum result, but his trust has been "destroyed" in the last two "disastrous years".
The suspect was arrested for making death threats to Piers and his son Spencer, according to reports in The Sun.
"Johnson thinks it is great that pint glasses now have a royal crown again. Hopefully this grand achievement will comfort all those Brits in the pub, drowning their sorrow at the stupidity of their own government."
A spokesperson said the account was “suspended for violating the Twitter Rules on platform manipulation and spam”.
"Why is he pointing at his penis?," asked one confused Twitter user.
'What the actual f*ck?" wrote one person on Twitter.
"Can't believe #r4today just gave a platform to Ian Maxwell, Ghislaine's brother, to defend his sister and undermine the testimonies of the survivors of abuse as well as questioning the court process. A few days after Derschowitz this is a new low."
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