Tory MP slammed by her own party afte criticising Richard Leonard for not having a Scottish accent

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Ruth Langsford, 61, and Eamonn Holmes, 62, have been together for almost three decades.The TV golden couple were known for their time presenting together on This Morning but the couple have now opened up about their life off-screen.Eamonn candidly opened up about his exit from ITV in an explosive interview on Saturday.The broadcaster is now presenting a breakfast news show on GB News.However, alongside his claims about leaving This Morning, the star also shared some insight into his home life.He has been married to Ruth since 2010, having begun dating in the 1990s.The couple have a blended family, featuring Declan, 33, Rebecca, 30 and Niall, 28, Eamonn’s first marriage.The presenter and Ruth also have one son called Jack, who is 19.Eamonn admitted his kids are often teasing him about how “incompetent” he is.He explained to Daily Mail’s Weekend magazine: “The one thing guaranteed when we all get together is laughter.“The kids are very irreverent; not remotely respectful.“They tease me about my incompetence with technology.”Ruth then waded in, admitting how life can be “complicated” nowadays.She added: “Life is so complicated these days, isn't it?“'We used to have a remote control for the telly and just put it on or off, but now everything is problematic and you have to worry about wi-fi codes and the internet.“The kids are very good at helping us with all of that.”Earlier this week, Ruth opened up about feeling her relationship with Eamonn was “doomed”.Speaking on Loose Women on Monday, she said this stemmed from her worries about getting along with his children.She said: "Because he's such a devoted father, I do remember thinking, 'If they don't like me, this relationship is doomed.'"Quite understandably, they're his

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Coronation Street viewers witnessed the return of Linda Hancock in recent scenes.The ex-wife of Owen Armstrong and absent mother of Izzy and Katy Armstrong made her comeback last week to visit her grandson Joseph Brown.When Chesney Brown admitted to her how tough life has been for him recently, Linda agreed to stay and support him.Viewers were left devastated after they discovered that Katy, mother to Chesney's son Joseph, had been killed in a car crash off screen in 2017.The character was played by actress Georgia May Foote from 2010 until 2015.

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Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has been submitted for a crunch meeting of the party's governing body tomorrow.The Daily Record understands it has been signed by around one third of members on Scottish Executive Committee (SEC).Leonard is under pressure to resign over poor election results and dismal opinion poll ratings.Four Labour MSPs and peers have publicly called for the left winger to quit, but he has refused and hit out at his critics.The leader’s defenders believe the trouble is being caused by parliamentarians who have never accepted Leonard’s victory in 2017.However, the civil war will come to a head tomorrow at a showdown meeting of the Scottish Executive Committee (SEC).The SEC is made up of elected members, trade union

rebel MSPs by replacing them with female key workers.  Leonard said he wants more working-class women in the Scottish Parliament and hopes to put frontline staff like carers and nurses at the top of the party’s regional lists.  Speaking to the Daily Record, Leonard denied the move is intended to punish plotters demanding he stand down. He said the plan is designed to take the party back to its working-class roots and increase diversity. The key worker places are part of his strategy to put women at the top of regional lists.Leonard said: “We need more women and we need positive action to make that happen."This is not about a handful of MSPs.

party members they have 'underestimated' him and slammed their "despicable" calls for him to step down. As the party civil war intensifies, Leonard said he needed to 'remind a small group of people' that they had underestimated his resolve.

Richard Leonard has said the row over whether a leadership challenge can be mounted against the embattled Scottish Labour leader could end up in the courts.MSP Daniel Johnson, who has urged Leonard to stand down, said the view that Holyrood colleagues cannot trigger a contest is legally challengeable.Leonard is fighting to hold on to his job after a mutiny by MSP colleagues.Johnson, James Kelly, Jenny Marra and Mark Griffin have all called on the left-winger to quit, as have four party peers.As revealed by the Daily Record, Johnson and Kelly believe that the signatures of 5 Labour MSPs are required to force a challenge, but Leonard has denied this rule exists.The confusion led to the two MSPs writing to Scottish Labour general secretary

Richard Leonard say they have the numbers required for a leadership challenge against him.MSPs James Kelly and Daniel Johnson claim to have the five signatures necessary for a contest, but they have demanded clarity amid disagreement on the rules.Leonard, who has been in post for nearly three years, is under pressure over terrible election results and dismal opinion polls.Four MSPs - Kelly, Johnson, Jenny Marra and Mark Griffin - have all called on him to quit, as have four party peers.His detractors believe the support of 5 Labour MSPs are required to force a challenge, but Leonard has denied this rule exists.In a letter to Scottish Labour general secretary Michael Sharpe, Kelly and Johnson wrote:“We are writing to you as we feel there is

Richard Leonard has doubled down on his vow to stay as Labour leader into the Scottish elections despite a volley of calls from colleagues to step down. The beleaguered Scottish Labour leader began what is expected to be a week of fightback interviews this week with an early morning appearance on Sky News.

Richard Leonard to stand down, piling pressure on the embattled party leader.Peers Helen Liddell, ex Defence Secretary George Robertson and Meta Ramsay have urged Leonard to step down.They were joined by fellow Labour peer George Foulkes, but the former MP and MSP is already on the record calling for Leonard to resign.Leonard, leader for nearly three years, is fighting for his political life over terrible election results and dismal opinion polls.In recent days, four of his own MSPs - James Kelly, Jenny Marra, Mark Griffin and Daniel Johnson, all said they had lost confidence in him.In a new development, the four peers told Leonard they were contacting him as “members of the Scottish Labour Party with many years of continuous service to the

@LabourRichard resigns are the ones who told us that Better Together was a huge success story for Labour and that Jim Murphy was the salvation of the Party - they have been repeatedly wrong and are wrong again - it’s treachery with a snarl.” Leonard has insisted he is staying on and will lead the party into the Holyrood election on a platform of "building a National Care Service, establishing a quality Jobs Guarantee scheme and reviving Scotland's economy with a Green New Deal".He said: "If any party representative thinks an internal faction fight is more important than this agenda, then they will have to answer to party members and the voters whom we serve".

@LabourRichard resigns are the ones who told us that Better Together was a huge success story for Labour and that Jim Murphy was the salvation of the Party - they have been repeatedly wrong and are wrong again - it’s treachery with a snarl.” Leonard is under pressure to quit following a succession of flops at the ballot box.His performances at Holyrood have also alarmed colleagues who believe Labour is headed for a heavy defeat at the Holyrood election.Marra, a List MSP for the north east, told the Times: “If we do not change course now we risk catastrophe.

Scottish Labour leader.James Kelly, who was his party’s justice spokesperson, resigned on Tuesday night after saying Leonard had not taken the party forward.In a brutal resignation letter, Kelly said: “I have no confidence in your ability to shape the party’s message, strategy and organisation.