The Prime Minister was indulging in some man of the people schtick ahead of England’s quarter-final game against Ukraine tonight. A woman who saw Boris Johnson on the zip wire in London in August 2012 said: ‘It just felt very much like a stunt. It was also the site of the now-infamous video of former No 10 press chief Alegra Stratton letting it slip about parties in Downing Street.

Unfortunately, though, these important debates are being spoiled by a vocal minority of trolls who aren’t really interested in the issues, try to derail the conversations, register under fake names, and post vile abuse. Kois Miah, a freelance photographer who had been expecting slim pickings from the day until the mayor ground to a halt above his head, said: “He tried to play to the crowd but I think he was a bit annoyed, to be honest. Speaking to The Mirror, Labour’s Emily Thornberry said: “We’ve seen a succession of Tory prime ministers and foreign secretaries addicted to the private jet lifestyle, and it is high time they were honest with the British people about how much that is all costing, rather than having the figures forced out of them like this. We are read by an informed, educated readership who can add their knowledge and insights to our stories.People will find it quite odd in the middle of a public health crisis that expenditure on flags is something that has been increasing,” he said. GBR is a creation of Johnson's government that will replace Network Rail and take on more responsibilities. Flying the union flag is a way of saying ‘no’ to the EU blue and stars but whether they are pushing back in any effective way is another question.

I think what we are seeing at the moment from the government is a kind of pushback against devolution and threats to the union,” said Robert Colls, a professor of cultural history at De Montfort University. Two-thirds of the public (64%) currently have an unfavourable opinion of the prime minister, with just 28% seeing him in a positive light. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. We're sure you've got more examples of blatant Union Jackery from the current Tories - let us know about the outrageous things you've seen. The BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, was taken to task in a parliamentary committee hearing by a Tory MP for failing to include images of the flag in the corporation’s annual report, while another Conservative wore a union flag tie and face mask in the House of Commons chamber to rail against what he described as a “ban” on the display of the flag in the Welsh parliament.The Airbus A330, which is also used as an air-to-air refuelling tanker - was originally military grey. He already seems to be winning over much of the international media, who usually relish interesting newsmakers. Over the course of the week, the Guardian is publishing a series of news reports, features and multimedia components on the man widely expected to be the next Conservative leader – and therefore prime minister. The Telegraph reports that the national symbol will sit alongside the Saltire on projects funded by the UK government, and will replace the European Union symbol that currently adorns Brussels-backed infrastructure schemes. A social media user added: "Just confirming that he is the PM of England, and this is the guy who is supposed to be leading the Unionist agenda-alienating Scotland, Wales and NI is not a good idea…now if he had done the same for the Welsh and Scottish teams that would be showing some effort, but he didn’t!

A government spokesperson said: “Ministers and members of the royal household sometimes require the use of non-commercial air travel.Rishi Sunak has said he is unable to hand over all the messages, as he no longer has access to some of them due to changing his phone. The Mayor's zip wire mishap follows an embarrassing gaffe by Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt last week.