Labour ignored repeated warnings about MP’s ‘vile’ WhatsApp comments
The Labour Party ignored repeated warnings about Andrew Gwynne’s “vile” WhatsApp comments months before they were made public, The Telegraph can reveal. A former Labour council leader said he complained about the MP’s messages to a party official several times in the last year, but his concerns were ignored.
Plans to reduce welfare spending are dividing MPs, with a backbench rebellion threatening to further destabilise the party.
That the frontbencher felt emboldened enough to make alleged racist, sexist remarks in a work context says much about that ...
Two potential coalition partners, Labour and Te Pāti Māori, are "pretty much in the same camp" around protecting Te Tiriti.
Photos released of migrants being taken by force onto planes does not show the full story, says Shadow Home Secretary Chris ...
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Labour Party Chides Soludo over Alleged Murder of Popular Lawmaker: “Anambra Now at War”Labour Party has reacted to the death of Anambra lawmaker Justice Azuka. The party decried the alarming rate of insecurity ...
The PLP said they “proudly celebrate Founders’ Day, a time to reflect on the courage, vision, and determination of those who ...
Oliver Ryan, a member of group chat in which Andrew Gwynne made racist and sexist comments, claims inquiry calls are ...
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First-time Labour candidate calls for public debate as he challenges long-standing council leaderA 26-year-old newcomer has called for a public debate with the leader of Lincolnshire County Council as he begins his ...
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