If that business disappears, we will lose the ability for primary steel production in our country, we will become entirely dependent on global supply.

But let me be really clear, there is an alternative here - that we let this business go bust.

That is now a matter for FIFA.

Politics needs to be separate from football.

In fact, the World Cup has one of its central tenets that politics is separate from football.

I expect Fifa to do its investigation thoroughly.

I think it was certain to happen because it was such an egregious violation of the the rules of not having political activity as part of the football.

We expect Fifa to undertake an investigation into this. I think it was certain to happen because it was such an egregious violation of the rules of not having political activity as part of the football.

British Steel now belongs to the British people.

Today, steel making is about building Britain’s future strength, not a relic from our industrial past.

My reaction is that it was entirely inappropriate.

Politics should stay away from football. That is a very clear principle of the World Cup, but any consequences that come from that is now a decision for Fifa.

I certainly think that FIFA should be looking into this. Absolutely, they should.

We have to do so responsibility and have to do in the context of an economy that we inherited that has no growth in it but high taxation and weighted burdens on our economy.

We have to do so responsibly and have to do in the context of an economy that we inherited that has no growth in it but high taxation and weighted burdens on our economy.

I am championing an activist, interventionist industrial policy driving economic growth forward.

It’s important that UK politicians were assertive in holding Musk to account for the content on his platforms.

I don't think we've learned the lessons of the Tory Party in government, where every time there was a problem that was experienced with their government, there was only one solution, and that's changing the leader at the top.

They always felt that changing the person at the top would solve it.

It's easy to blame one person, and not accept responsibility for our collective endeavour as a government.

I think we can reward the wrong behaviour in politics ... individual people that want to thrust themselves forward at moment of instability.

People who put their heart and soul into delivering stability and authority at times of challenge is not what is reported, is not what is rewarded in our body politic.

The way to win over the British people is to show that the EU delivers for British people wherever you live in the country.

If we can get those two things right from both sides then I think we have a really fantastic future.