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‘He is Mr Rules’: Labour denies leak shows Starmer broke lockdown laws

Tories claim document published in Mail on Sunday proves Labour leader is guilty of ‘rank double standards’

The Guardian - UK

6,000 complaints over 'sexist' Angela Rayner story REJECTED by press watchdog

"Ipso is an expensive PR project for the national press"

Manchester Evening News

Prince William's feud with Andrew - royal 'banishment' and birthday snub

The Duke of Cambridge and his uncle Prince Andrew are reportedly both eyeing up the same property in Windsor for their families to live in - but according to reports this isn't the first time they've locked horns

Daily Mirror

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Press watchdog under fire after rejecting 6,000 complaints over Rayner story

Claims in The Mail On Sunday that the deputy Labour leader used her legs to distract Boris Johnson were widely condemned as misogynistic.

The Independent UK

Labour's Chris Bryant says he used to be 'regularly touched up' by senior MPs

Chris Bryant said he didn’t feel able to report the incidents - but he would do if they happened again under an independent complaints scheme. It comes amid a fresh slew of allegations about inappropriate behaviour

Daily Mirror

Angela Rayner, porn in parliament and a depressing week for British politics

There are more women in the UK parliament and government than ever before – making up about one third of the total 650 members. Yet, there are still cases like The Mail on Sunday running the headline “Stone the crows! Tories accuse Rayner of Basic Instinct ploy to distract Boris”.…

The Conversation

Don’t pity my friend Angela Rayner — let’s clear out Westminster’s pathetic men

The Mail on Sunday story about Angela Rayner doing a “Sharon Stone” and “flashing” Boris Johnson during PMQs by crossing her legs is as absurd as it is depressing. The idea that our Prime Minister — a man with a sex life so fruity, he’s a walking sperm bank —…

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‘She loves it really’ is doubling down on sexism and it helps no one

Angela Rayner pinpoints the circular argument of sexist rhetoric

Liverpool Echo

Should MPs be suspended over misogyny? Have your say

Vote in our reader poll and let us know what you think about the fallout after The Mail on Sunday’s Basic Instinct article on Angela Rayner

The Independent UK

Ministers found guilty of sexual harassment will be sacked, Boris Johnson tells PMQs

Sir Keir Starmer called on Mr Johnson to agree there was ‘no place’ for misogyny in modern Britain

Evening Standard

Angela Rayner hits back at claims she enjoys ‘sexist slurs’

Labour deputy says comments are ‘mortifying and hurtful’, as Mail on Sunday rebuffs Speaker’s request to meet

The Guardian - UK

Speaker rebuffed by Mail On Sunday editor over Rayner story meeting

David Dillon has refused a request to meet Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle over his newspaper’s report about Angela Rayner.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘uncomfortable’ that Mail on Sunday editor was summoned by Speaker over Rayner article – as it happened

No 10 says the PM feels reporters must be free to report what they are told, after widely-condemned Angela Rayner article

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner sexism furore deepens as newspaper editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker

Lindsay Hoyle had summoned Mail on Sunday editor David Dillion for a meeting after outcry over a sexist article about Angela Rayner - but he has now refused to attend

Daily Mirror

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Manchester Evening News

Mail on Sunday editor refuses to attend meeting with Commons Speaker over sexist Angela Rayner piece

The Ashton-under-Lyne MP says she had appealed for the story not to be run

The Independent UK

Mail on Sunday editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker over Angela Rayner report

David Dillon said journalists should not ‘take instruction’ from officials of the House of Commons

Evening Standard

Dominic Raab defends Mail on Sunday editor refusing Speaker meeting over ‘sexist’ Angela Rayner story

David Dillon said he would not be attending as journalists should ‘not take instruction from officials of the House of Commons’

Wales Online

Mail on Sunday editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker over Rayner report

Ms Rayner earlier said she had appealed to the paper not to run the story

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The Guardian - UK

Mail on Sunday editor rejects meeting with Speaker over Angela Rayner story

David Dillon had been called to a meeting with Sir Lindsay Hoyle after running a story widely condemned as sexist

The Independent UK

Sexist Tory attacks on Angela Rayner ‘stink of classism’

Mail on Sunday article could put women off going into politics, say gender equality campaigners

Evening Standard

Angela Rayner says ‘disgusting’ sexist story left her ‘crestfallen’

Angela Rayner said she was "crestfallen" and worried about what her children would think when a newspaper suggested she uses her legs to distract the Prime Minister in the Commons.

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner: ‘I begged Mail on Sunday not to publish Basic Instinct story’

Labour deputy says article was ‘steeped in classism’ that puts women off achieving in their careers

Manchester Evening News

Angela Rayner says she's worn a trouser suit to interview on ITV's Lorraine because "she didn't want to be judged" after sexist article

The Ashton MP says she had to prepare her children for the article's publication

The Independent UK

Angela Rayner hits out at ‘classism’ behind ‘disgusting’ claims by Tory MPs

The deputy Labour leader said the Mail on Sunday reported the claims despite pleas that they were ‘completely untrue’.

Daily Mirror

Angela Rayner speaks out on 'disgusting' leg slur - 'they think I must be thick'

Labour's deputy leader spoke out on ITV's Lorraine - where she wore trousers to avoid being ogled - and said the Mail on Sunday article left her 'fearful' in a 'classist' attack

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