Labour MP Oliver Ryan suspended from party over 'deeply disappointing' WhatsApp messages
- Oliver Ryan, MP for Burnley, has been suspended from the Labour Party due to allegations of sexist, homophobic, and racist messages in a WhatsApp group, as announced by a Labour Party spokesperson.
- The WhatsApp group, named Trigger Me Timbers, was flagged to the party a year ago by a local councillor, leading to an ongoing investigation.
- Andrew Gwynne, a former junior health minister, was also dismissed over similar offensive remarks made in the same chat group, with a non-crime hate incident recorded by Greater Manchester Police.
- Ryan admitted to making unacceptable comments and expressed regret for not speaking out against offensive remarks in the group, stating, 'I fully condemn them.
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