The Rochdale MP hung up the phone when asked why he did not think gay relationships were equal to heterosexual relationships.
The Prime Minister insisted his plan was the right way forward, after the Tories lost the West Midlands mayoral contest to Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour.
In the tightly-fought contest for the West Midlands mayoralty, Labour won by just 1,508 votes over the Tory incumbent Andy Street.
Ten candidates managed to avoid the indignity of losing to Count Binface in London - but Nick Scanlon of Britain First was not one of them.
Tory candidate Andy Street had hoped to cling on in the West Midlands, but Labour challenger Richard Parker beat him with a majority of 1,508 votes.
Not only was Susan Hall rejected by the people of London - the Tory candidate was also snubbed by the Prime Minister.
The Tories have been defeated by Labour and Sadiq Khan in London - and a recount has been ordered in the West Midlands.
The Green Party is now, by a comfortable margin, the largest represented party in Bristol - and there may be more to come...
The 'million pound town' has voted for change - and if the Tories are losing seats here, then they really are in a spot of bother.
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