Sacha Lord has SO much sass for Matt Hancock in letter from his lawyers over 'gagging clause'

SEE: Boris Johnson's private home unveiled - and it's not No 10 Downing StreetWATCH: Matt Hancock reveals huge portrait of the QueenWhen Matt appeared on This Morning via video link, he unveiled a home office area, featuring cream walls and a large house plant and side table behind him. The most surprising feature, though, was an enormous blue and pink circular portrait of the Queen hanging on the wall.

direct to your inboxThe Health Secretary has 'ruled out' removing childcare or support bubbles in a bid to combat spiralling coronavirus cases.Matt Hancock was speaking at a Downing Street press briefing this evening about efforts to keep the current spike of Covid-19 under control.There had been rumours that Number 10 was considering axing the bubbles to try and further reduce the number of interactions between households.But Mr Hancock said: "I can rule out removing the bubbles that we have in

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direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has stressed to parents that schools are for key workers' children only during the third national lockdown. It comes after rows erupted over parents 'needlessly' taking up key worker spaces in schools.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock said he didn't "want to speculate" on the possibility of tougher measures being brought in as coronavirus rates continue to rise.

vaccine by the autumn, absolutely.

direct to your inboxMatt Hancock has said he 'backs the police' over their enforcement of the lockdown rulesThe Health Secretary was quizzed about Derbyshire Police's approach to policing the stringent measures after they fined two women for their daily walk at a remote spot around five miles from their homes for alleged breaches of lockdown laws. The force has since said all fixed penalty notices issued during the new national lockdown will be reviewed following a string of criticism.

direct to your inboxPeople may need coronavirus vaccine 'every six months', Matt Hancock has suggested.The Health Secretary was answering questions from MPs on the Health and Social Care Committee. His comments come on the day GP surgeries in England began administering the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine.

Matt Hancock was left looking sheepish on breakfast television after being grilled by an ICU nurse who demanded to know how he could "look NHS staff in the face." The Health Secretary appeared on Good Morning Britain today to address whether there would be a national lockdown, the confusion regarding schools and on ICU wards struggling over understaffing.

direct to your inboxHealth Secretary Matt Hancock has admitted the ‘huge pressures’ that the NHS is facing in parts of the country after being confronted by an intensive care nurse on GMB this morning.Host Susanna Reid introduced ICU nurse Dave Carr, who told the ITV morning show that hospitals were "beyond breaking point" amid the coronavirus crisis."It's absolutely harrowing, it's breaking us," he said, adding: "It's already worse than it was in the first wave."The worry is extreme.""How can

coronavirus.He told Sky News: “We don’t rule anything out, and we’ve shown repeatedly that we will look at the public health advice and we will take the public health advice in terms of what is needed to control the spread of the disease.“This new variant is much easier to catch, it is much more transmissible, and we’re now seeing the effect of that in lots of different parts of the country, unfortunately.“And it means that whereas the old Tier 3 was able to contain the old variant, that is