MPs in controversial Labour WhatsApp group should never have been in parliament, says Harman
- A Labour minister, Stephen Morgan, was the administrator of a WhatsApp group that made derogatory comments about pensioners and abused colleagues, according to reports.
- The group included Labour's Amanda Martin and some local activists, and it shared offensive messages without moderating harmful language.
- Critics, including Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Mike Wood, have questioned Morgan's awareness of the group's hateful messages and demanded accountability.
- Labour has stated they will review complaints thoroughly and take disciplinary action if needed, according to the party's spokesperson.
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MPs in controversial Labour WhatsApp group should never have been in parliament, says Harman
Harriet Harman was a Labour MP for 42 years. Speaking to Sky News' Electoral Dysfunction podcast, she said that Andrew Gwynne and Oliver Ryan would not have been selected to stand as MPs if the contents of the "Trigger Me Timbers" WhatsApp group were known.
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