Women & Equalities Committee Chair Caroline Nokes says she will be contacting the Commons speaker tomorrow to ask if the Political Editor of the Mail on Sunday Glen Owen, who wrote the Angela Rayner article, should have a parliamentary lobby pass.
@robpowellnews
Speaker should go further an request disclosure of sources of the story and comments and refer to the relevant Committee - with 56 MP's reported for various offences this sort of behaviour needs to be stamped out in Parliament
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@ionewells
Reading dozens of tweets about the article this morning there was a barely mention of the political editor who wrote it, which is of course, part of the problem, so hope the Speaker will / can do something tomorrowโฆ
@robpowellnews
The disgusting sexism of the piece rightly condemned, but how did he think it might help Johnson?
The argument a man so easily distracted by a woman's legs is A) the best person to be Prime Minister and B) not vulnerable to blackmail using 'honeytraps' is not a sensible one.
@PippaCrerar
@OborneTweets
Have these client journalists crossed a line with the
@AngelaRayner
story. Are there sufficient grounds for legal recourse, or at least a complain to the PPC?
@robpowellnews
Free speech had never and should never mean free from consequences. What journalists say and write has implications. They must be held to account.