Part 1

Last night the Government whipped its MPs to waive their right to scrutinise any trade deal with any country.

Taking back control to give it to Johnson and Cummings.

At the same time they voted down ammendments that would have protected UK farmers, food standards and the NHS.

This does not mean that they will be sacrificed on the Brexit pyre, but refused to rule out they wouldn't.

The NHS will be sold off, and the part that NICE plays in setting global drug prices will be challenged. Services will be sold off, and most will have to get insurance.

And for 12 weeks, except when he was in hospital being cared for by the NHS, Johnson stood outside Downing Street and clapped for carers and essential workers. Yesterday, nurses and NHS care workers were denied a pay rise of any kind.

Do landlords and shops accept claps in lieu of payment?

Do me a favour, if you voted Tory and clapped for carers, next time, please punch yourself in the face instead.