He told Sky News: "There's a traditional form of words that every prime minister and every British politician uses, they say that the British Museum owns the Elgin Marbles and the future of the Elgin Marbles in terms of whether or not they're loaned to Greece is a matter for the trustees of the British Museum, and we see no reason to change our policy. " Professor Harries, who will take the stand this afternoon, was deputy chief medical officer at the start of the pandemic, but her initial responses were much criticised later on.

Another said that it was "sharp, witty and clean. Gets the point across unequivocally, really good stuff". He adds this was at one time his "sole focus", but after the general election in 2019, Mr Johnson handed him a "broader role" to consider how the Cabinet Office might improve co-ordination of government policy with devolved administrations. learning in the country, amid worrying reports that there are more than two million children out of school. The session was meant to provide a platform for children to express themselves on issues influencing educational performance.

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She also participated in a video Q&A with Boris Johnson in Downing Street around that time, claiming that big gatherings, such as the Cheltenham Festival were "not going to have a big effect" on the spread of the virus. Mr Gove was minister at the Cabinet Office and chaired some 145 of the daily COVID-O operational meetings about the virus response across the government. past six years, according to MP Eric Opoku – who is on the parliamentary committee that oversees the

Noah - who came to prominence in the US hosting nightly satirical programme the Daily Show - is seen answering questions from potential visitors like "is there snow at Christmas time?". StepChange chief executive Vikki Brownridge said: "People, especially those with children, understandably feel pressured around Christmas time to spend money to create special moments and memories with their loved ones." Mass testing - then not planned in the UK, although recommended by the World Health Organisation - she claimed was "unnecessary" in March 2020. Michael Gove said the Cabinet Office became a "Mary Poppins bag" of a department, where prime ministers would "shove" issues that didn't have a home elsewhere in Whitehall.Debt charity StepChange, which commissioned the survey, said it came after "two years of cost of living pressures" on household budgets, with prices remaining high despite the recent easing in the rate of inflation.