Angela Rayner: Last News

"The way in which the online attack on them, as a human being to have that, I just think is really damaging."She furthered that it was important for parliament to legislate on the issue of online abuse.When asked for her message to social media firms, she added: "It's your gaff, sort it out, you have responsibility to do that."Angela continued: "They've tried to self-regulate, they've tried to say 'we'll look after you'. “They haven't, they've not been able to do it and now it's time for us to legislate."It comes after news that the two GMB presenters were accused of skipping the queue while waiting to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II two weeks ago. ITV and the hosts themselves have since stepped in to defend themselves. Both argued they were present to film a segment for the This Morning show. On Friday's This Morning, fans were thrilled to see the return of Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.However, as the duo welcomed viewers to the programme, many took to social media calling for Dermot and Alison to permanently replace Holly and Phillip.Liam Hunt penned on Twitter: “Only 5 minutes into today's #ThisMorning and it’s already better than all the other shows this week. “We need Alison and Dermot to replace those other two!" (sic)@UkTV_Forever tweeted: “#ThisMorning Thank God we have The original presenters today."@Lakky1 added: “#thismorning totally different feel today - MUCH better presenters!"“What a difference compared to the last 3 days #ThisMorning," Diane K praised.While user @Susanna46590017 commented: “Love a Friday on the programme and today my favourite presenters Alison and Dermot.

Politics in Britain is at a moment of change and Labour is ready to give “Tory sleaze merchants their marching orders”, Angela Rayner has said.

BBC Breakfast viewers were left fuming as they accused host Naga Munchetty of "shouting" at show guest Angela Rayner. The deputy leader of the Labour party, 42, arrived on the BBC show sofa ahead of the party's conference and following the Government's mini budget yesterday.

BBC Breakfast viewers slammed Naga Munchetty for the way she handled an interview during Saturday's (September 24) instalment of the morning show. The presenter, 47, returned to the red sofa alongside co-host Charlie Stayt and welcomed Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner into the studio to discuss the reaction to Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget.But merely minutes into the 10-minute interview, fans took to social media with claims Naga and Charlie unleashed an "unashamed attack" on the 42-year-old."Unashamed attack by Naga and Charlie on a guest this morning in Angela Rayner both clearly Tory, can no longer watch BBC news programmes," penned one user.Another said: "#BBCBreakfast sorry, but terrible interview Charlie and Naga.""Angela Rayner wishing she had stayed at home rather than be tag teamed by Charlie and Naga #BBCBreakfast," tweeted another.The interview was kicked off by Charlie who asked what Labour's overall reaction was to the mini-budget which was followed by Charlie pointing out that "it could work."Angela chimed: "I don't think it will work," as Charlie interjected: "But you're guessing...," before the Labour leader stood her ground and continued.While several took to the platform to slam the pair for the "constant interruptions" during the interview.

Uniformed police officers and local leaders stood side by side with family and friends of PC Fiona Bone and PC Nicola Hughes at a memorial service, marking the 10th anniversary of the officers being killed on duty by fugitive Dale Cregan.

Liz Truss was told of the Queen's condition before she delivered a speech on Thursday on freezing energy prices for two years.

The new Prime Minister Liz Truss and leader of the opposition Sir Keir Starmer left the House of Commons abruptly after they were handed notes about the Queen.

BT Group workers are showing “serious determination” as they hold further strikes against imposed real-term pay cuts.

Climate protestors have been 'forcefully' flung out of a political event at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as Labour Party deputy leader Angela Rayner answered questions.

Council leaders in Manchester have once again made an appeal to the government over plans for the HS2 network in Manchester.

Stockport County are back in the football league. For decades County's league status was something supporters took as read. But after 10 unbroken years, they began an 11-year hiatus beginning in 2011, during which even the most die-hard fans began to doubt if they would ever see league football back at Edgeley Park.

Britons will have to wait several weeks before the Government reveals further support to combat soaring inflation, amid fresh questions over the whereabouts of Boris Johnson.

A row has erupted after the opposition leader on Salford council called for the "cycle of single young women and girls in the city becoming pregnant" to be broken. Leader of the Conservative group, Robin Garrido, made the comments at a full council meeting where a progress report on the initiative Tackling Inequalities: The Salford Way was delivered.

Boris Johnson will hold a farewell party for his supporters at Chequers this weekend, according to reports. The prime minister will welcome guests to the Buckinghamshire country residence on Sunday, a source told Sky News.

Ministers will hold an emergency Cobra meeting on Saturday after meteorologists warned of record high temperatures in England that could put lives at risk. Cabinet Office minister Kit Malthouse is to chair a meeting of the Government’s Cobra civil contingencies committee to discuss the escalating heatwave, a Government spokesman said.

A Greater Manchester MP has accused a cabinet minister of spouting “sexist nonsense” in response to concerns surrounding a 'cover up' on the Covid public inquiry. Ashton-under-Lyme MP Angela Rayner, who is Labour's deputy leader, highlighted reports in the media suggesting the Government was “trying to block evidence to the (Covid) inquiry".

Loose Women's Stacey Solomon has shared a behind-the-scenes look as she and husband-to-be Joe Swash film for a new episode of Celebrity Gogglebox. Taking to her Instagram Stories on Monday (July 4), the TV personality documented the couple's preparation for the Channel 4 reality show, with Stacey sharing a video of the couple's living room – including their blacked-out windows.

Boris Johnson is facing urgent questions in parliament over what he knew about the behaviour of disgraced Tory MP Chris Pincher before appointing him as whip.

Jake McLean’s death after her ex was killed in a horror crash. The Only Way is Essex star Yazmin Oukhellou has been seriously injured in the incident. Lauren wrote: "R.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing calls to expel the former Tory deputy chief whip from the party after he dramatically quit following a drunken incident in which he 'embarrassed myself and other people'. Chris Pincher, who was responsible for maintaining discipline among Conservative MPs, said he had 'far too much' to drink.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab faced backlash after winking at Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner during Prime Minister's Questions and criticising her for attending an opera. Carol, 61, gave Mr Raab a piece of her mind in view of her 483,300 followers this afternoon.Taking to Twitter, she reshared an article describing the interaction between the Deputy Prime Minister, 48, and Angela Rayner, 42.Carol wrote: “Misogynistic snob winking at @AngelaRayner.“So working class people shouldn't be able to go to the opera @dominicraab?  “I thought the days of ‘know your place you poor people/peasants’ were over. “Patently they aren't.