PM writes to Angela Rayner to insist ‘Basic Instinct’ claim was not in his name
The deputy Labour leader said the PM's cheerleaders have resorted to spreading "desperate, perverted smears" in a thread posted on Twitter.
The deputy Labour leader said the PM's cheerleaders have resorted to spreading "desperate, perverted smears" in a thread posted on Twitter.
Boris Johnson condemned the 'misogynistic' article directed at Angela Rayner on Sunday - turning a mirror towards his own 'sexist language'.
One person described the story as a "stain on everyone involved in briefing it out, writing it, editing it, and approving it for circulation."
"With good reason the public will see this as yet another attempted whitewash. They’re being taken for fools by this prime minister yet again."
“You lose the debate if you resort yourself to violence," she said following the infamous Will Smith Oscars slap.
Rayner made no reference to the death of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot in the head after being mistaken for a terrorist.
The Labour leader's relationship with his deputy is reportedly at "rock bottom".
Labour outlined a new plan to tackle sleaze and raise standards in public life.
The deputy Labour leader said she would be ‘more careful’ over her choice of language in future.
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