Labour, WhatsApp

Offensive Labour WhatsApp group leads to 11 people being suspended
Oliver Ryan, the MP for Burnley who was elected last summer, has also been sacked for his involvement in the group named 'Trigger Me Timbers'.
Labour WhatsApp storm deepens as 11 councillors suspended from Party over group containing offensive messages
Party officials 'were warned about offensive messages more than a year ago' - Ex-Labour council leader says he complained about Andrew Gwynne’s remarks several times
Labour suspends 11 councillors over WhatsApp scandal
The move is part of the party's investigation into an offensive group chat that has already seen the suspension of a then-Health Minister and a Burnley MP.
What is the Labour Party WhatsApp scandal rocking British politics?
Labour Party MPs Andrew Gwynne and Burnley MP Oliver Ryan have been suspended for allegedly sending inappropriate messages on the WhatsApp group ‘Trigger Me Timbers’ – which is thought to have included over a dozen Labour councillors and party officials.
What we know about 'offensive' Labour WhatsApp group that has seen two MPs suspended
Two Labour MPs have now been suspended from the party after “offensive” messages from a WhatsApp group they were members of were leaked.
Eleven Labour councillors suspended over WhatsApp group
Eleven Labour councillors have been suspended from the party over their membership of a WhatsApp group that has already seen two MPs lose the whip. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
Oliver Ryan suspended as Labour MP over WhatsApp messages
Burnley MP Oliver Ryan has become the second MP to be suspended from the Labour parliamentary party over his membership of a WhatsApp group which contained offensive messages. Ryan was summoned to a meeting with Chief Whip Sir Alan Campbell, after the Mail on Sunday published the messages.
Starmer to face PMQs after 11 councillors suspended over WhatsApp scandal
Keir Starmer will take questions from the opposition after 11 Labour councillors were suspended for belonging to a WhatsApp group that contained offensive messages. It is understood that the councillors are from the Tameside Council and Stockport Council. A Labour Party spokesperson said an investigation into the group is ongoing.
Second Labour MP suspended by party over WhatsApp group allegations
A second Labour MP has been suspended from the party amid a row over alleged sexist, homophobic and racist messages in a constituency WhatsApp group. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
Labour suspends 11 councillors over offensive WhatsApp messages
Social media group has already been responsible for MPs Andrew Gwynne and Oliver Ryan being suspended by party
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