What are the main themes outlined in the Labour leader’s speech made in Birmingham?

SNP MP Ian Blackford said ‘a prime minister who can’t do what is needed to protect the public is no prime minister at all.’

Anne-Marie Trevelyan will use her first official stateside trip this week to bolster transatlantic trade and investment, the DIT said.

The former prime minister also called for a globally agreed ‘set of travel standards and restrictions around travel’.

Nadia Whittome told MPs her bill to integrate climate change and sustainability into the curriculum would ‘prepare young people for the future’.

Angela Rayner, who previously apologised for branding senior Tories ‘scum’, called for a meeting with the Prime Minister over use of language.

Angela Rayner also said Alok Sharma’s efforts at the talks had been ‘undermined’ by the UK Government’s cut to overseas aid.

Dr David Nabarro said ‘we all need to be able to do what we’ve got to do, regardless of what politics we adopt’.

Sammy Wilson warned those people in low-paid and medium-paid jobs ‘are going to face a rather bleak period in the near future’.

The SNP’s Westminster leader also said the Budget ‘brazenly cuts taxes for the banks whilst at the same time cuts Universal Credit for the poor’.

Conservative former prime minister Theresa May wore a face covering as did Health Secretary Sajid Javid.

Mr Gove’s decision to run in effect forced Boris Johnson to pull out of the contest.

The UK evacuated more than 15,000 people from August 13.

The shadow chancellor said ripping up Labour’s flagship programme was ‘an act of criminality’.

The shadow justice secretary said Boris Johnson was ‘levelling the country down’.

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan described the talks as a ‘big milestone on our path to joining CPTPP’.

Pensions minister Guy Opperman said that the individual circumstances surrounding LC&F were ‘completely unique’.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan will address industry leaders on Monday at the start of London Tech Week.

Reports claim Rosie Duffield will miss the event in Brighton due to threats from transgender activists.