WATCH: NI Protocol 3) It’s “offensive” for EU leaders to talk about Northern Ireland as though it isn’t part of the UK – Raab

“We need a bit of respect here,” says the Foreign Secretary, pointing out that the UK doesn’t lecture France about Corsica.

WATCH: NI Protocol 1) Martin pours oil on troubled waters

Ireland has more to lose than other EU states if the Protocol goes belly up, and the Taoiseach says that “the channels do exist to get this resolved”.

WATCH: Aid 2) Mitchell on the 0.7 per cent cut. “It’s not one we have to make.”

“The impact it’s going have on Britain’s reputation and ability to move the dial on these issues will be great.”

WATCH: Free school meals 3) Lewis holds the line

“We’re in a different place to where we were earlier in the summer when we had the full lockdown.”

WATCH: Free school meals 2) Labour will press for another vote before Christmas – Allin-Khan

“We are hoping that the Conservative Government perform a U-turn on this and we will be pushing for a vote.”

WATCH: Free school meals 1) Jenkin says that the Government will have to “think again”

“We have to admit that we’ve misunderstood the mood of the country here…the public want to see the Government taking a national lead.”

WATCH: Hunt explains why Coronavirus-related birth guidelines in hospitals need to change

“It’s sadly a moment when things can go wrong and the moment you have to have a loved one with you.”

WATCH: The Cameron memoirs. “There is no point in going over the past,” says Patel.

“The referendum has happened. We’ve all moved on. And we are now working to deliver that referendum mandate.”

WATCH: “We need to get the numbers back up”, says Malthouse

“It will be the biggest expansion of policing – probably – ever,” according the Policing Minister.

WATCH: Heseltine – Cummings is “parading himself as the mastermind behind the Government”

The former Deputy Prime Minister says that Johnson’s new adviser is “more or less running the show”

WATCH: Green on why he’s backing Hancock

“It’s important for the Conservative Party to have someone who can speak the language of those who grew up in the digital world.”

WATCH: Greening rules herself out of leadership election, and says it’s a “beauty parade for hard Brexiteers”

She says this could have been a contest that was about hard choices for the Party – but won’t be.

WATCH: “I’m standing on a Blue Collar Conservative platform,” says McVey

She says that as Prime Minister she would move money from the Aid Budget to the schools and police budgets.

WATCH: McDonnell claims that only 0.1 per cent of Labour members are involved in anti-semitism

He rejects the claim that the party is institutionally tainted but says that clearly “it has got a problem”.

WATCH: Hancock on the NHS – “Money alone is not enough.”

The Health Secretary says that the focus must shift from cure to prevention as the Government prepares for more announcements tomorrow.