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Diane Abbott rumbles Keir Starmer! Labour MP unveils unearthed picture to shame OWN leader
Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner has found herself caught in a scandal after she branded Tory ministers “a bunch of scum” at a Labour conference event.
Ms Rayner was reported to have made her remarks about Mr Johnson at a reception on Saturday evening. Asked on Sunday morning if she would retract the remarks, she said she believed the prime minister was a “racist, homophobic misogynist”.
“I think he needs to apologise for comments he has made in the past,” Ms Rayner told the BBC, adding: “I will apologise when Boris apologises for saying the comments he has made, I will retract that he is scum.”
The indy100 says Angela Rayner has sparked debate over “anti-Etonian prejudice” after her “scum” comment on Saturday night.
HuffPost says Angela Rayner has defended calling Tories “scum” last night, saying it was her “street language”.
The Independent says now I know why Keir Starmer wanted to go on what looked like his wild goose chase to change the rules for electing a Labour leader: Angiemania.
The Daily Mail says one of Angela Rayner’s Labour front bench colleagues suggested today that she had been drinking when she branded the Tories ‘scum’.
Tuesday’s front pages cover the ongoing fuel shortage, with panic-buying still rampant across the UK.
The Sun says DRIVERS faced confusion over the petrol crisis after a day of panic, U-turns and Government chaos.
“Britain gets back on board” says the Metro as it reports a surge in passenger numbers on public transport amid the fuel crisis.
The Guardian reports comments by a German politician claiming Brexit is to blame for the UK’s fuel crisis.
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