Labour, WhatsApp
Left on read: Labour's WhatsApp dilemma
"There's a familiar pattern in Westminster these days," said Katy Balls in The Guardian. "An MP writes in haste a message to colleagues on WhatsApp. The contents leak to the press. Then there's embarrassment, a public ticking off or – if really bad – the sack."
Labour suspends 11 councillors over WhatsApp group
Labour has suspended 11 councillors in Greater Manchester as part of an investigation into a WhatsApp group where offensive messages were shared. The group, revealed by the Mail on Sunday over the weekend, has already led to the suspension of two Labour MPs in the region.
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The fallout from the WhatsApp scandal which has seen Sir Keir Starmer suspend two Labour MPs is continuing to grow, with ...
Labour Party MPs Andrew Gwynne and Burnley MP Oliver Ryan have been suspended for allegedly sending inappropriate messages on ...
A former minister sacked over comments in a leaked WhatsApp group called a voter a "hag" and said she lived in a "s***" house ...
A Labour councillor has claimed he was "thrown under the bus" by party chiefs after he raised concerns about a controversial WhatsApp group alleged to have contained racist and sexist material.
Sir Keir Starmer is struggling to get a grip on the snowballing WhatsApp scandal that has forced an apology from a second MP in his party. The Labour leader is facing calls to widen the ...
Labour has suspended 11 councillors from the party following an investigation into offences WhatsApp messages.
A LABOUR minister formerly ran a vile WhatsApp group which branded pensioners “terrorists” and hurled abuse at colleagues, ...
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‘Entire lot are bloody awful!’ Ben Habib erupts as Labour WhatsApp scandal takes another twistBen Habib has launched a scathing attack on the political establishment, declaring that political office has become "a ...
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