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'The Mail on Sunday needs to understand that consistent misogynistic journalism has consequences'

Caroline Nokes, Chair of the Commons Women and Equalities Committee is set to have a meeting with Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle to discuss if a Mail on Sunday lobby journalist should retain their lobby pass

Daily Mirror

Mail on Sunday editor summoned over ‘misogynistic’ Rayner article

The ‘mysogony’ storm over claims about Angela Rayner grew on Monday when House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle summoned the editor of The Mail on Sunday to discuss the article.

Evening Standard

Speaker summons Mail on Sunday editor to meeting after sexist article about Angela Rayner

Lindsay Hoyle criticised the article in the chamber on Monday

The Independent UK

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Johnson condemns claims about Angela Rayner as ‘sexist, misogynistic tripe’

The Prime Minister condemned the anonymous MP quoted in the Mail on Sunday as the paper’s editor was called in for a meeting with the Speaker.

The Independent UK

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle demands explanation over 'demeaning and offensive' Angela Rayner article

The article has been branded “misogynistic and offensive”.

Manchester Evening News

Boris Johnson will 'unleash terror' on Tory MP who slurred Angela Rayner

An anonymous source fed 'misogynistic tripe' about Labour's deputy leader to the Mail on Sunday

Liverpool Echo

Boris Johnson threatens to unleash ‘terrors of the earth’ on Tory who made Rayner remark

PM calls claim ‘appalling load of sexist, misogynist tripe’

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Johnson condemns claims about Rayner as ‘sexist, misogynistic tripe’

Boris Johnson said the suggestion Labour’s Angela Rayner sought to distract him with her legs because she lacked his debating skills was ‘appalling’.

The Independent UK

Rayner furore distracts from Westminster’s real power problem

Oh, get a grip, people. The row about Angela Rayner is getting out of hand. There’s been uniform, cross-party outrage at a Mail on Sunday report suggesting the deputy leader of the Labour Party likes to put the PM off his stride by crossing and uncrossing her legs. Or, as…

Evening Standard

Starmer condemns Westminster’s ‘misogynist’ culture after attack on Rayner

MPs across the political spectrum denounced claims the Labour deputy leader tried to distract Boris Johnson during PMQs.

The Independent UK

UK women slam sexism of 'Basic Instinct' slur on lawmaker

Women from across British politics called Monday for action to tackle misogyny after a newspaper ran a story accusing the deputy opposition leader of trying to “distract” the prime minister during debates by crossing and uncrossing her legs

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson writes to Angela Rayner to insist ‘misogynistic’ claims were not in his name

Boris Johnson sent the Labour MP a letter in response to a widely-condemned report in The Mail on Sunday

Manchester Evening News

Speaker summons Mail on Sunday editor to meeting to discuss sexist article about Angela Rayner – as it happened

Prime minister threatens to unleash ‘the terrors of the earth’ on the source behind the comments if they are identified

The Guardian - UK

Johnson writes to Labour's Angela Rayner to insist ‘Basic Instinct’ claim was not made in his name

The claims which were reportedly made by an unnamed Tory MP to The Mail on Sunday have been widely condemned as sexist

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The Independent UK

PM writes to Angela Rayner to insist ‘Basic Instinct’ claim was not in his name

The claims which were reportedly made by an unnamed Tory MP to the Mail on Sunday have been widely condemned as sexist.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson join in condemnation of 'sexist' Tory smear on Angela Rayner

Leading politicians leapt to the defence of Angela Rayner, although Boris Johnson's condemnation was replicated word for word by another cabinet minister.

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner hits out at ‘sexism and misogyny’ in politics

Mail on Sunday accusation of ‘Basic Instinct ploy’ criticised by cabinet ministers and MPs across Commons

Manchester Evening News

Angela Rayner hits back at 'vile lies' that she uses 'ploy' to distract Boris Johnson during PMQs

Tory MPs have likened the Labour deputy leader to Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct in a widely-criticised article

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Daily Mirror

Women can be strip-searched by transgender police officers who were born male

Former superintendent and 30-year police officer Cathy Larkman discovered the guidance issued to police chiefs across the UK are being advised that transgender officers should be allowed to search suspects of the gender they identify as

Daily Mirror

Kate Middleton's royal role under William's 'Cambridge Way' - solo trips and new title

Reports suggest that Prince William is ready to 'rip up' the royal rulebook and reinvent the Prince of Wales role, which he is set to inherit - and this could reportedly see Kate Middleton's royal role change too

The Guardian - UK

West Indies see off England in third Test to seal series triumph – as it happened

OBO report: West Indies completed the formalities on day four to wrap up victory in the third Test against England and in the three-game series

Asharq Al-Awsat

Prince Harry Sues Major British Newspaper Group

Britain's Prince Harry has launched new legal action against one of the country's biggest newspaper groups, a spokesperson said Wednesday. The complaint against Associated Newspapers -- which publishes the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and MailOnline -- follows his wife Meghan Markle's recent victory in a separate, long-running case against…

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry launches libel action against Mail on Sunday

Claim against Associated Newspapers is reportedly related to article on prince’s security arrangements

Reason

Trigger Warning for 1984 at the University of Northampton

Daily Mail (UK) (Chris Hastings) reports: [S]taff at the University of Northampton have issued a trigger warning for George Orwell's novel on the grounds that it contains 'explicit material' which some students may find 'offensive and upsetting'. The advice [was] revealed following a Freedom of Information request by The Mail…

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