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“If carefully negotiated terms are not honoured and laws can be ‘legally’ broken, on what foundations does our democracy stand?"

“We have therefore been left with little choice but to escalate the matter further.”

It was found that the number of columns in the Excel spreadsheet had reached the maximum - leading to tens of thousands of cases going unreported.

'Now we’re getting back to a situation where we’re starting to see wider spread community transmission and losing sight of the virus again.'

David Lammy asked if those who had resigned were wrong, adding: “If not, can I ask him how he can turn up in this House with a straight face after voting to betray his oath and break the law?”

The Prime Minister addressed the Commons, warning that this is the moment when we must act.

An amendment to the bill has a "good chance to significant support", according to rebels.

Johnson replied that he expects everyone to obey the law - even though he is planning to break it himself. It was beyond parody.

Who would have thought, in the 21st Century, that the party of John Smith, Keir Hardie and John Maclean would be marching into an election under a banner of middle class sport, state broadcasters, militarism and the Royal Family?