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Labour Minister Sacked By Keir Starmer Over Offensive WhatsApp Messages
A Labour minister has been sacked over a string of offensive WhatsApp messages, including one where he said he hoped an elderly voter dies. Andrew Gwynne has also been suspended by the party after the comments were revealed by the Mail on Sunday.
Keir Starmer sacks health minister Andrew Gwynne over WhatsApp messages
Andrew Gwynne, the MP for Gorton and Denton, has been sacked as health minister and suspended from the Labour Party. He reportedly posted sexist comments about Angela Rayner, racist remarks about Labour MP Diane Abbott and joked about an elderly woman dying in a closed group chat with Labour figures based around Manchester.
Starmer facing calls to probe second Labour MP over Andrew Gwynne WhatsApp group row
Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to widen his party’s investigation into allegations of offensive messages on a WhatsApp group, which has already led to the sacking of former health minister Andrew Gwynne.
Keir Starmer sacks minister Andrew Gwynne over racist and sexist WhatsApps
In one message, Mr Gwynne, the MP for Gorton and Denton allegedly joked that he hoped an elderly woman would die, after she asked about her bins
Tories urge Keir Starmer to widen probe into Labour WhatsApp group after Andrew Gwynne sacked
UK prime minister Keir Starmer is facing calls to widen his party’s investigation into allegations of offensive messages on a WhatsApp group, which has already led to the sacking of former health minister Andrew Gwynne.
Starmer forced into mini-reshuffle after sacking Gwynne over 'vile' WhatsApp scandal
Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to conduct a mini-reshuffle after sacking Health Minister Andrew Gwynne over a "vile" WhatsApp scandal. Gwynne, who was also suspended from the Labour Party, used antisemitic slurs,
Sacked Labour minister formally reported to police over Whatsapp messages
It comes after the Mail on Sunday published a series of offensive messages apparently sent by the parliamentarian in a group chat, prompting his sacking by Keir Starmer.
British PM Starmer sacks health minister over WhatsApp messages
British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer on Saturday sacked Health minister, Andrew Gwynne over WhatsApp messages which the minister said were badly misjudged. According to government spokesperson, Starmer was determined to uphold high standards of those in public office,

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