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Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has accused Boris Johnson of “dragging the Conservative party into the sewer” after Tory MPs made unfounded accusat...

She also accused the Prime Minister “and his cheerleaders” of having “a big problem with women in public life”. “But it is the Prime Minister who is dragging the Conservative Party into the sewer,” she added. Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner has accused Boris Johnson of “dragging the Conservative party into the sewer” after Tory MPs made unfounded accusations that she had used her legs to distract the Prime Minister.

Conservative MPs suggested Ms Rayner likes to distract the PM by deploying a fully-clothed Parliamentary equivalent of Sharon Stone's infamous scene in the ...

She said: ‘As a care worker, I know the sacrifices they made in the pandemic on the frontline, putting themselves at risk to care for others. Ms Rayner thanked Boris Johnson for his comments on Twitter after he intervened in the row. Ms Rayner accused the PM of 'dragging the Conservative Party into the sewer' and claimed the 'anonymous Tory MPs doing his bidding are complicit' Labour deputy Angela Rayner sits opposite Boris Johnson in the House of Commons. She has been accused of trying to put the PM 'off his stride' by crossing and uncrossing her legs Their attempts to harass and intimidate me will fail.' 'They should be ashamed of themselves.

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where the alleged breach of the Code is significant and there is a public interest in doing so”. On other clauses, an individual has to be directly affected by the article. And Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said: “It’s a great sadness that I’m not surprised. She has admitted as much when enjoying drinks with us on the [Commons] terrace.” TalkTV political editor Kate McCann said: “You see all those female MPs and journalists tweeting their rage at this story? This sort of sexism and misogyny is the sort of rubbish that female MPs and also female staffers in the House of Commons have to put up with every single day.

The story includes claims from several Conservative MPs that Rayner “mischievously” tries to impede Boris Johnson at PMQs by crossing and uncrossing her legs.

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