Labour attack ads condemned as Starmer defends ‘gutter politics’ tactics in the Daily Mail
The Labour leader has said he stands by ‘every word’ of the campaign claiming the PM does not want child abusers to go to jail.
The Labour leader has said he stands by ‘every word’ of the campaign claiming the PM does not want child abusers to go to jail.
Emily Thornberry continued to defend the initial advert accusing the Prime Minister of not wanting child sex abusers to go to jail.
The opposition party was accused of ‘appalling’ and ‘debased’ politics after posting the ad on Twitter on Thursday.
The opposition party was accused of ‘cheapened and debased’ politics after posting the advert on Twitter to a huge backlash.
It comes after departments published a significant number of transparency documents just as Easter recess began for MPs.
There were some less than impressed reactions in the chamber.
Sir Keir will tell voters that they will be able to “judge me on whether you feel better-off after five years of a Labour government”.
The SNP’s Westminster leader, Stephen Flynn, noted that his own party would enter the next general election with ‘fresh leadership’.
The Labour leader also used his surprise trip to Ukraine to reiterate demands for justice for war crimes carried out by Russia.
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