Alastair Campbell tweeted: "Posh, rich, privately educated Southerners conning and now screwing the North."
Former editor Paul Dacre is to receive a payout of almost £2 million as the top executives at parent company DMGT share £33 million in pay, and bonuses.
It could also allow the government to act retrospectively when it comes to British citizenship - which is not the first time the Home Office has pushed for retrospective law related to British citizenship this year.
"Why are they talking about her like she’s a f*cking Pokémon," wrote James Felton.
"A 40 watt bulb is brighter than Raab," wrote one Twitter user.
"Would she agree with me that it would be highly appropriate for a government minister overseeing license fee negotiations to seek to influence editorial decisions?"
He said his big mistake was putting his "name and face on the tin" but "failing to demand more executive power".
He said her behaviour is "straight from the Meghan and Harry playbook", branding her "shameful" in his Daily Mail column.
Any sympathy for the victims, Rachel?
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